Skedaddle

To leave a conversation; to go in a rush.

Guy: Well I better Skedaddle on outta here
Girl: Ah alright, see you later :)

by Some Guy Named Luke June 18, 2011

Skidaddle

To leave quickly. To signify that as soon as you finish a task you will skidaddle to the next place. To move at a quick pace from one place to another

Come on kids, we have to skidaddle!

As soon as I finish, i will skidaddle over to you to pick you up

by Swagpineapple June 15, 2014

skiddleyboop

Expression used during moments of extreme pleasure or victory. White equivalent of bookyacka! or In Your Face.

Chad cried out 'Skiddleyboop!' as he pinched the loaf that he had been carrying all day

by keyshaw November 16, 2004

skiddle skaddle doo

A convenient excuse for when one needs to abruptly leave an unwanted conversation or end a long-winded phone call.

See skedaddle.

Tyra: "I'm having such an emergency, my car broke down, and I can't go to the grocery store!"
Melville: "Really? You're kidding. Well I'm driving on the highway and can't talk right now. Got to go, or as Shaggy would say, skiddle skaddle doo!"

by Shaggy_Gangster_1992 February 7, 2018

camel skedaddle

When a woman has a camel toe and one of her lips escape the confines of the attire.

Her shorts were soo short, her camel toe became a camel skedaddle. She definitely waxes.

by IWANTJEN July 26, 2016

skidadle

When you leave after doing something bad

oh shit i just dropped a glass on the floor in the store, lets skidadle

by Pvwt February 11, 2020

Skeddadle

Skeddadle - to run off or away hurriedly. Also scodaddle
Probable origin: Since both the Irish word “sgedadol,” meaning “scattered,” and the Scottish word ”skiddle,” meaning “to spill or scatter”, have the same meaning as the Greek "scedasis", meaning "scatter", it seems obvious that they both started out as Greek, and thus, that skedaddle is derived from Greek, "skedastikós", meaning, "able to disperse, equivalent to skedast(ós) dispersable" (verbid of skedannýnai to scatter, disperse).

All of you kids need to skeddadle and stay out of trouble.

by korbo1 January 11, 2020