v. to allow beer that has been previously refrigerated to get warm. Even when cooled again it has a distinctive sourflavor. This is most pronounced in cans.
1)A form of cannabis that is normally grown indoors. It is known by smokers for its high TCH content which gives a better feel and high. It is similar to trainwreck.
AND more to my tastes
2)Mix skinhead and a street punk and you get a skunk. Unlike many peoples miss conceptions, skunk is not a mix of ska and punk. How ever, ska does come up due to some of the rude boy reggae influences that come from the skinhead side of the equation. There is also a punk "gang", or as punks call it "crew",
that was started back in the 80's by the first skunk punks, the S.P.D. crew with spd standing for Skins Punx and Drunx which is pretty much what skunk is. There are vary few of the true SPD skunks left, most people don't even know what S.P.D. is.
One wise word of reminder- don't claim to be a skunk if you aren't cus you can end up getting you self into some deep shit, some skunk's are pretty violent and take pride in there crew.
1.
Any of several small, mostly carnivorous New World mammals of the genus Mephitis and related genera, having a bushy tail and black fur with white markings and ejecting a foul-smelling oily liquid from glands near the anus when frightened or in danger. Also called polecat.
2. Slang.
1. A person regarded as obnoxious or despicable.
2. A person whose company is avoided.
a small North American mammal, Mephitis mephitis, of the weaselfamily, having a black coat with a white, V-shaped stripe on the back, and ejecting a fetid odor when alarmed or attacked.
V. In the card game Cribbage, to beat an opponent by 31 points; that is, to reach 121 points before one's opponent reaches 91 points, which is worth 2 match points if a tally is being kept. Many cribbage scoreboards have a line drawn between the 90th and 91st hole, marked with an S, and referred to as the "skunk line". Unlike the double-skunk and triple-skunk, which are common unofficial 'house rules', the skunk rule is officially documented.
"Fifteen-two, fifteen-four, two for a pair make six and two runs of three make twelve, and I'm out."
"Well played! And you've skunked me, too! One more game?"