skilling

When a white collar inmate has to take two hot meat injections simultanously because his co-conspirator dies of a heart attack before his sentence.

Upon entering Cell Block "C" I observed two muscular inmates skilling the hell out of a third flabby accountant-looking inmate

by fatchick July 5, 2006

Skillet

A person with whom you are a friend. A close companion. Your home boy.

What up skillet, how you doin?

by Verbal Assault January 24, 2009

Skills

(noun)

what is needed to snag a woman.

"You know, nunchuk skills, bow staff skills, computer hacking skills... girls only want boyfriends who have great skills!"

by nico May 8, 2005

skillage

skillage is a north african bowl desies but it is very rare

i am so sorr you have a rare condition it is called skillage

by dannyboy007 November 15, 2009

home skillet biscuit

Started By Two GiRls watchiN That's So RavEn!! aNd It bEcame Well kNwoN ThrOugh Out A sChoOL!! This is what it meAns in simple terms!
hoMe (homie)
skillet (friend)
Biscuit(SomethiNg jUSt aDDed oN)

there are also other related terms
home skillet connbread
home skilletbacon and grits
and for the thanks giving holiday
home skillet turkey

Used iN a SentNce .... What's up home skillet biscuit!!

by lele October 30, 2004

home skillet biscuit dog

A totally lame way of refering someone you think of as a homie.

"yo waz up home skillet biscuit dog?"

by molly:) December 11, 2008

Bad Skills

'Bad skills' is a term to be used in scorn when a peer has shown a clear lack of skill during an important task. 'Bad skills' would usually be reserved for an occasion on which the accuser feels that they would have performed significantly better were they in the position of the accused.

There is absolutely no call for the phrase 'bad skills' to be used erroneously in a situation when the person in question was simply 'f-unlucky'. In these cases they are to be excused and consolation is in order.

Here are some situations where 'bad skills' could be blamed for someone's failings:

1. During the final frame of a match of wcs, one player is clearly in a position to win. He has had several red-black combinations already, and with the reds pretty well spread out, the game would appear to be in the bag. The player relaxes rather, and gets a little too over-confident. He over-hits his shot on the black, sending the cueball up the table, burying it behind the green, snookering himself: "Look, mate, that's bad skills."

2. On entering a crowded late-night bar of sorts, the choice of drinks is surveyed. A foreign lager by the name of 'Leffe' is spotted, and one person decides to give it a try. Boldly, he says "a pint of Leffe, please." He fails, however, to check the price before doing so, and is shocked to hear the reply, "that will be £4.50, please:" "Bad skills, mate."

by The T Meister April 14, 2004