A skater is now a person who does not necessarily skate but who does wear skate gear. This is not gramatically correct as a skater SHOULD be someone who skates (given the term skater); but the term Skater has become a term used to describe a fashion, a style, a way of behaving, dressing, doing hair etc. There just are people who you look at and say Skater, regardless of whether they skate or do not skate. Sorry all you guys who hate those who dont skate! You realise that makes you as bad as a townie!
1)A skater is person who wears skate clothing- looks and behaves in a particular way; the look being the main factor that defines a 'skater'.
2)A skater is someone who can skate
**these definitions are in order of importance in todays society**
2)A skater is someone who can skate
**these definitions are in order of importance in todays society**
by LK December 23, 2004
In the world of automobile sales, a skater is a salesman who steals another salesman's customer and sells them a car and collects the commission.
by sirsellsalot January 11, 2006
A skater is someone who rides a skateboard. A skater is not some jackass who wears skinny jeans and Volcom shirts. A skater is a person who does not care if you skate or not. A skater is not an asshole that calls everyone but themselves and their so called "skater friends" "posers". A skater listens to whatever music they feel like. A skater does not listen to Alexisonfire just because every other "skater" does. A skater is generally a laid back and kind person. A skater is not an asshole who has self esteem issues.
Moral of the story is, just because you wear Lakai shoes, skinny jeans, and Volcom shirts, does not automatically mean you are a "skater". More likely than not, you are a bigger "poser" than the people you call "posers".
by Butt Sex United December 14, 2007
Fans of the TV show Lost, who feel that Sawyer and Kate should end up together.
Derived from: *S*awyer and *KATE* forev*ER*
Derived from: *S*awyer and *KATE* forev*ER*
by Neilan March 13, 2008
A person who is non-productive, that takes advantage of a situation and does the least work possible; taking the easy way out.
by Horacio Avelar May 07, 2006
board pusher not to be confused with the endlessly mocked blader...it actually takes skill to do tricks suck as an ollie(which is the base for all tricks unless its old school) nollie, kickflip, heelflip, pop, shuvit f/s,b/sollie 180, 360 hardflip.....
where as in rollerblading you just pick up you feet...
skill? i think not...
where as in rollerblading you just pick up you feet...
skill? i think not...
blader: skateboarding is so easy...but rollerblading is a real challenge
skater: i pity you for even thinking that
skater: i pity you for even thinking that
by A.J.M. December 18, 2003
by AnarchicxA September 05, 2006