A group of people who do tasks on behalf of another person or group who are lazy but have money, so can afford to be.
Example: Can someone get my skivvies in here? I need someone to change the televison channel, because i can't find the remote.
by Crytal Clear xoxo September 13, 2017
Boyfriend: Rachael keeps getting mad at everything I do... And everyone else she talks to. I try to love her with all my heart. What am I doing wrong?
His friend: Dude, maybe she's just skivvy right now.
Boyfriend: Oh, you're probably right. I can see how her skivviness can makethis way. Thanks, man. I'll just wait out the skiv
His friend: Dude, maybe she's just skivvy right now.
Boyfriend: Oh, you're probably right. I can see how her skivviness can makethis way. Thanks, man. I'll just wait out the skiv
by beaniejosh December 1, 2013
Swimming wearing underwear (skivvies) as a substitute for swimsuits, usually done with friends at night. Often involving alcohol and trespassing.
I wanted to go skinny dipping with her but wasn't quite ready to reveal the full package yet, so I opted for skivvy dipping in my boxers.
I was really glad I had worn my matching bra and panties last night when someone suggested we go skivvy dipping in a random hotel pool.
I was really glad I had worn my matching bra and panties last night when someone suggested we go skivvy dipping in a random hotel pool.
by UltraNatasha December 13, 2008
Small amounts of fecal excrement contained in your undergarments, as if you were scribbling in your undies with a turd crayon.
by Ascejis June 11, 2013
n. From skivvies, slang for underpants
1. In US Navy, a signalman. Derived from the supposed resemblance of semaphore flags to garments.
2. One who stirs up trouble. Derived from the belief that Signalmen delivered bad news for sailors. See "blaming the messenger."
1. In US Navy, a signalman. Derived from the supposed resemblance of semaphore flags to garments.
2. One who stirs up trouble. Derived from the belief that Signalmen delivered bad news for sailors. See "blaming the messenger."
Line from Daryl Ponicsan's novel, "The Last Detail." A character addresses Signalman 1st Class (SM1) Buddusky: Butt out, skivvy waver!
by Jack Tar October 14, 2013
Old navy nickname for a Signalman. The Signalman was a rating from 1921-2004. Consisted of primarily of Visual Communications between ships. Morse Code via Flashinig signal light, Semaphore hand/flag signals and Signal flags flow from a halyard (Line) on the mast of a ship and basic naval honors and ceremonies. Time and Technology finally caught up to this Job skill, which most who have mastered it consider it a now lost art form.
Those damn Skivvie Waver's are a bunch of skates!! We're down here sweepin' and swabbin' and they just sit up there on the Signal Bridge and drink soda and eat geedunk.
by AB Dan July 19, 2006
A man in the armed services that participates in a blanket party, which is the beating of another soldier at night when everybody is sleeping. this usually happens in boot camp if a soldier does something wrong that effects the whole platoon or unit.
Bill: do you know what a skivvy ninja is?
Fred: Yeah, i was a skivvy ninja in boot camp, we beat the shit out of guys that kept screwing up.
Bill: wow, your a badass!
Fred: Yeah, i was a skivvy ninja in boot camp, we beat the shit out of guys that kept screwing up.
Bill: wow, your a badass!
by mcmelonmaster August 3, 2009