skeve

To creep out, deeply disgust on a personal level

Your offer of a free medical exam seriously skeves me out.

by a non y mous January 7, 2008

Skive

The English term for faking sickness just so you can miss school/work

I’m gonna skive today so I miss the test

by ThatGirlWhoMakesUpWords February 7, 2018

sieve

1. Sieve
Any goalie that allows many goals to be scored by an opposing team, thus causing his team own team to lose the game.

Although team St. Amour’s offence was rather weak, it was ultimately their sieve like goaltender that allowed the opposing team to show them "Who's Boss"

Although team St. Amour’s offence was rather weak, it was ultimately their sieve like goaltender that allowed the opposing team to show them "Who's Boss"

by R June 17, 2005

skeeved

Grossed out, disgusted, to get a sketchy feeling about a situation. Originates from the Italian word "schifo" which means disgust.

"The Italian men whistling at Ally skeeved us to the point that we left the piazza"

by N. Giuliano July 29, 2008

skeeve

verb 1. to cause disgust (in someone). 2. +that: to be disgusted by (something)

From Italian schifo (pron. 'skI:fo

1. Seeing guys spit on the sidewalk skeeves me. 2. Guys putting their hands all over you, I skeeve that.

by mrRhum September 8, 2004

skeever beaver

A vagina that is absurdly dirty, abused, sloppy, and loose.

Yo, I bet Angelina Jolie has a skeever beaver.

by Jumoma June 3, 2006

Skeevedore

Someone who is acting extremely skeevy.

Watch out for that guy who keeps propositioning all the girls here, he's a total skeevedore.

by Hillary Coleman March 2, 2009