G-Ski

Created by Benji Taylor aka B-Different on September 10th, 2021. G-Ski is a word able to be used when you want to call someone "Broksi", but letting them know they are gangsters as f**K by also calling them a "G". A perfect combo between "My G" and "Broski".

"Say Nuttin, G-Ski..."

"Waguan, G-Ski, what you sayin!?"

"Nah that's my, G-Ski, innit!"

by Benji Taylor September 10, 2021

Ski jump

A line of cocain with a pile of ketamine at the end. A popular phrase used in the area of Hyde park Leeds

I’ve just sniffed a ski jump

by Hpc August 13, 2020

Ski’s Mom

Ski’s Mom is a really nice lady that takes it from all kinds of men. Especially Ski’s friends at work.

I really love Ski’s Mom she is really good in bed! She takes it like a champ!

by Leonidas Alan May 16, 2018

Vehicle-skiing

when your vehicle speed exceeds 35 MPH on a wet road or in the rain and your tires start to ride up on the water.

"yo bro, lets go vehicle-skiing and go yeet my car"
"bettttttttttt"

by gaythiccboiii May 2, 2019

Makeshift Skis

A lie that you hope will get you through something

I had to make some makeshift skis to get through that meaning

by MlgCatology July 25, 2015

Park Skiing

The place where only people with steeze can enter, yet racers somehow always get in
The domain of park rats and jib ninjas, cigarettes, discarded beer cans, butters and rotations.

My buddy and I went park skiing yesterday, but got so wasted they kicked us off the mountain.
Ughh, those annoying ass racers destroyed all the groomed snow before I could go Park Skiing.

by @somekidwhoskis May 9, 2021

Skiing With The Boys

A slang phrase that means “going to do cocaine with friends”. This colloquialism is often used to discreetly inform others about passed, current, or future sessions where one partakes in the vice mentioned previously. The term “Skiing with The Boys” is unisex as to keep any and all accomplices anonymous. Much of the language surrounding the word involves many references to skiing and winter sports as to not incriminate oneself or their associates.

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Future tense
Friend 1: “Hey, do you want to go Skiing With The Boys tonight?”
Friend 2: “I would love to go Skiing With The Boys tonight. Who are we hitting the slopes with?”
Friend 1:”Just a few close friends and some girls from the bar.”

Present tense
Friend 1:”Skiing With The Boys is so much fun.”
Friend 2:*snorts a line*

Past tense
Friend 1:”I went Skiing With The Boys last night Jimmothy last night! It was crazy!”
Friend 2:”You hit the slopes with Jimmothy? He’s an Olympic level skier! Please, invite me next time.”

by JimmothyOG September 30, 2023