skinch

1. To take, to pilfer, to buy
2. To get away with something by the skin of your teeth.

1. I skinched an mp3 player from Best Buy the other day.
2. I skinched out of work today; I told them I wasn't feeling well.

by mthoodmark May 13, 2005

skinchy

Being extremely stingy.

"Bring me more food and don't be so skinchy on the vino"

by js2014 May 14, 2014

snitch

A great person who does what is right by informing on people committing crimes

He snitched on the criminal.

by jaybird111 July 25, 2013

Snitch Jacket

The bruises from the beat down giving to informants. In prison they're usually confined to the torso so the screws are less likely to see them. On the street the head is often included, snitches get stitches

Con1: "hey did you see that pigeon in the shower?"

Con2: "Yea his homies gave him a snitch jacket for rattin them out"

by Archibald Tuttle July 29, 2009

snitchel

When you do ta a physical at the doctor and he or she feels your testicles.

"Man, when i got my physical today, the nurse was ferocious witht he snitchel"

by Julian Massy October 15, 2003

Snitchery

The act of snitching, to be a "dick" in an everyday situation or on purpose to get rise out of a fellow male.

Man 1: " Hey man lets play some Super Smash Bros."
Man 2: " Prepare to get snitched, bitch."
Man 1: " Suck my nuts, let the snitchery beggin!"

by gnilmes November 4, 2011

scinch

Fictitious unit of measure indicating a very small amount, usually a fraction of an inch.

Move that table a scinch to the left.

by Last Word January 12, 2011