skillatio

Half "skill" and half "fellatio". Meaning a chick has a great ability to give head.

That chick I met at the bar last night had incredible skillatio.

by O.D.Byrd October 27, 2009

Skillage in the village

a better way to say 'skills' or a very impressive thing.

'Woah, that move was skillage in the village!'

"Alex knows so much about history, it's some serious skillage, in the village."

by Lucy J J August 29, 2009

Skillachi

A skillful and talented individual who's full of positive vibes and good energy.
One who instantly obtains an audience where ever they're present and widely admired for their talent, or gift some would call it.

My best friend is unstoppable on the highway! but when we're in the city there's no way he’s catching skillachi.

by Dj Skillachi February 10, 2018

skilled labor

Workforce participants with the unique ability to work for wages less than the cost of living. Commonly used to explain unfilled job openings and dispute the concept of supply and demand in labor markets.

Something you need but are unwilling to pay for.

The board has approved an increase in CEO compensation but the largest drag on growth is a shortage of skilled labor.

by Stefandel Myballs August 3, 2018

Skrillad

Gettin paid in your new job way more than your last.

Fatima’s new job has her so skrillad that she bought her old boss a drink

by G-fam October 20, 2021

Amazingly Skilled

1. Anyone who mastered a unique skill in their field of choice with an impressive niche that is non-duplicable.
2. A startling cut above, anything that has ever been seen in a familiar entity.
3. Astounding greatness mastered to perfectional limitless.

By: Thomasina Smith-Brown

"The review board rated his performance as amazingly skilled in his role as a senior program analyst."

by JamArt ~Taking The Step Out September 1, 2022

Skilled

to do something well. can replace the actual verb if obvious

You did maria? I skilled that!

by Ganghis Khan September 6, 2008