23 skidoo 

It's when you have to scadaddle in big hurry

I hated the party so I pulled a 23 skidoo

23 skidoo by Jeanniegirl January 30, 2022

23 skidoo 

Archaic, early 20th century reference to Flatiron Building at the intersection of 23rd. Street , Fifth Avenue and Broadway in Manhattan NY.
The north facing corner of the triangular Flatiron Bldg. caused flapper skirts to blow upward as wind gusts were sheared at the north facing corner facade revealing , rather indelicately their undergarments...girls in the know , knew “at Twenty-third Street, hold down your hems and SKIDOO‼️(perhaps this gave rise to the vagrant loitering noted in other entries❓)

Girls in the know knew..... “at Broadway -Fifth & Flatiron , hold down your skirt hems, 23 SKIDOO‼️“

23 skidoo by Blacjacqueshellac April 19, 2019

32-skidoo 

An antonym for the saying 23-skidoo.
1. To rush into something,
2. taking an opurtunity to come or taking advantage.
3. "Coming in the the going is bad"

1. Kramer off of Sinefeld always coming in through the door.
2. A sign says "Free cookies." at a grocery store and you take them all.
3. When Gandalf comes with the riders of rohan to helmsdeep.

32-skidoo.

32-skidoo by Anthony March 18, 2007

douche skidoo

A highly trained douche with history of fraudalant behavior and cowardly like attitude

That guy over there is a total douche skidoo, he can't get no ladies

douche skidoo by Porntina December 12, 2015

spew-and-skidoo

Canadian slang for one night stand.

"Last night I dragged a chick home from the bar for a spew-and-skidoo. No I won't be seeing her again unless I fall into a vat of tequila".

spew-and-skidoo by jakestewartfxt July 27, 2012

chew-and-skidoo

Canadian winterized version of dine-and-dash. For those of us who are to cheap to pay our restaurant bill, and chose to run out the door.

"Dude, I didn't bring any money to pay for my burger; let's chew-and-skidoo

chew-and-skidoo by jakestewart March 11, 2011

28 Skidoo 

The Skidoo part comes from a town. In 1906, two prospectors got lost in rare Death Valley fog while enroot to Harrisburg. They stumbled across gold-bearing ledges. The town of Skidoo formed around this area and in 1906 the Skidoo post office was opened. By 1907 Skidoo had more that 500 residents. By 1917 one mine is reported to have produced 1.5 million in gold. Today no structures remain, only a few fallen buildings and the ruins of the stamp mill as well as a few graves. The "28" part may refer to something significant the town provided for the rest of the world. Soon, It became a nonsense saying popular form 1920 to around the 50s.

"28 Skidoo" (28 Skidoo is usually proclaimed to be silly or funny.)

28 Skidoo by Major Mandess August 11, 2003