SKARK
Skark: (n) a compounded noun. Derived from the words "Skid" and "Mark." What was once a skid mark is now a skark.
SKARK by Skark Detective October 10, 2009
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skark by urbandictionite January 4, 2011
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skark
A Word used to seem like you were doing something cool, but really were just hanging out doing nothing
Person 1: Hey what did u guys do last night?
Person 2: Not much, just skarked it down by the park
Person 1: Oh nice! i wish i could do that!
Person 2: Not much, just skarked it down by the park
Person 1: Oh nice! i wish i could do that!
skark by Conner Frederick May 27, 2007
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Bany skark
Bany skark by Yeeter pete December 7, 2018
sharkchalk
Liquid chalk. A liquid version of the traditional block chalk that has been used to improve grip in weightlifting, climbing, and other sports that require grip strength.
The name derives from the texture of actual shark skin. Shark skin will allow a hand to move freely in one direction while halting the hand if it were to move in the opposite direction. Liquid chalk or sharkchalk goes on smooth, then grips.
The name derives from the texture of actual shark skin. Shark skin will allow a hand to move freely in one direction while halting the hand if it were to move in the opposite direction. Liquid chalk or sharkchalk goes on smooth, then grips.
sharkchalk by Cliff Jaetner March 21, 2021
Booty Shark
A game where one person attempts to bite the butt of someone while walking up the stairs behind them. Usually the biter yells out "booty shark!" right before they attack.
Booty Shark by You'reGonnaNeedABiggerBooty August 9, 2016
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