skeleton

1. The internal structure of a living being so as designed to offer support to inner and/or outer tissues and organs.

2. A secret, typically associated with something being evil or not socially acceptable. Most often used in the phrase "A skeleton in the closet".

1. The human skeleton contains 206 bones.

2. I confessed to killing someone a long time ago and was happy to have that skeleton off my chest.

by Chickens Wife June 13, 2004

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Skeletoning

Acting very pretentious and egotistical after managing to get a thot for a girlfriend. Those guilty of skeletoning also push their closest friends out of their lives and act like they are the only one with problems. Usually those accused of skeletoning are ignored when they are around people they used to be close to. Namesake is after a lad who does these things who happens to look like a skeleton.

Friend 1: Did you see he got a girlfriend?
Friend 2: Yeah I heard she's a real thot.
Friend 1: Let's hope he doesn't start skeletoning.

by FadedPhoenix April 18, 2018

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skeletonized

To reduce to skeletal form. Can involve; peeling flesh from the bone, result of decomposition(at a very advanced, or final stage of disintegration) or in the case of plants and leaves: Usually larva eating the leaf, only leaving the outline; sketch; skeleton.

The remains of what once were a man, was found skeletonized, as a result of infestation by beetles and larva; maggots, and of undergoing several stages of advanced decomposition, of which the final procedure of such, had left the body without flesh, skin or organs.

-Larva had skeletonized half of the vinyard, severely reducing profits.

by blammord June 12, 2006

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