skeugh
A word never written, but used vocally to describe a feeling of confusion, awkwardness, or sketchyness
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Sheugh
Literally, a drainage ditch. Metaphorically, the Irish Sea or latterly the Atlantic Ocean. Used regularly by Adrian McKinty in his trilogy of hard-boiled crime fiction novels featuring the protagonist Michael Forsythe.
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Skaught
Proper noun. Intentional mutilation of the traditional name Scott, though homophonous in some regional varieties of North American English due to the linguistic "cot/caught merger". Typically used by overeducated Anglophiles who have little else to distinguish themselves.
He was Scott when I knew him in elementary school, but now that he's gone to college it's Skaught, and we're all supposed to be like, "Ooooh, you're so interesting and deviant!"
sleugh
/slo͞o/
verb
insult (someone) for sport, usually a friend.
noun
an insult that attacks a friends appearance, morals, integrity, and overall character. Although said as a joke, a sleugh can mask inner hatred.
verb
insult (someone) for sport, usually a friend.
noun
an insult that attacks a friends appearance, morals, integrity, and overall character. Although said as a joke, a sleugh can mask inner hatred.
Person 1: “Dude, you have tree frog fingers”
Person 2: “Shut up”
Person 3: “Dog you sleughed Him. You are the Sleugh God”
Person 2: “Shut up”
Person 3: “Dog you sleughed Him. You are the Sleugh God”
sleugh by Sleugh God February 2, 2018
Sheugh
Sheugh by JaxxAreBetter August 3, 2012
ape-skoughta
A person who is willing to be a complete dumb-ass in order to to fit in with the mentally challenged.
ape-skoughta by Filthy_Ripj4w January 30, 2017