Going to multiple friends houses in a row when you only supposed to be at one friends house
Or going to a different place then you said
Or going to a different place then you said
by awkwardpanda2003 September 20, 2018

A term originating from the world of motorsports, specifically associated with the Skip Barber race car, a notoriously tricky and challenging vehicle to drive. A "skip issue" refers to a specific skill issue faced by drivers who struggle to handle the Skip Barber car with finesse and control.
Person A: "Man, I thought I was a good driver until I tried racing the Skip Barber. It's so hard to keep it from spinning out!"
Person B: "Yeah, it's not for everyone. If you can't handle it, you might have a skip issue. It takes a lot of practice and precision to tame that beast."
Person B: "Yeah, it's not for everyone. If you can't handle it, you might have a skip issue. It takes a lot of practice and precision to tame that beast."
by sirronxela August 7, 2023

Two skip is the short form of “two more runs and skip the last” as it is widely believed that calling the last run of the day is bad luck. This is a popular phrase in ski culture.
by TwoSkip January 20, 2024

Someone who rummages through 'skips' (aka dumpsters) for useful items. Can also be used to refer to anyone who looks through a pile of discarded material for hidden treasures. Shortened sometimes to 'Skippy'.
(to someone looking thru a pile of someone else's garbage)
"Come on Jack, stop being a skip dweller."
"Find anything good, Skippy?"
"Come on Jack, stop being a skip dweller."
"Find anything good, Skippy?"
by Pappa Ratzi September 7, 2003

by Skip-N-A-HooHa July 15, 2021

by Jlopez September 26, 2021

by Willysniffer June 14, 2022
