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The Senior Keg Party,
an annual event held by HS seniors for HS seniors. Usually falling at the end of the year at a secret location that you really have to ask around to know. Events have been known to occur across the country, mainly in mountain towns where people love to party all the time. All seniors are welcome, but a BYOB approach is best when comming as kegs may be short.

Rules: Beer is almost exclusivly the drink of choice, marijuana is appropriate, and seniors who tell anyone other than another senior are totally discrased and possibly beaten.
Speaker 1: "What is SKP?"

Speaker 2: "The Senior Keg Party down by the river, only tell seniors and ladies. Bring a keg of beer if you can."
SKP by SKP AK May 9, 2008
Words you can keep
Engineering term for "Some Kinda Plastic"
Hey Dude, what material would you specify for that part? Being the Engineering Expert I am, would go for an SKP!
skp by peter wellington September 4, 2006
Related Words
The word SKPP is used when you do not want to use "smh" (shaking my head) The work SKPP means "shaking kevin's peepee" Kevin is just a random name, can be replaced with any name, just to be funny.
Dan: OMG Did you see that girl?? She's so hotttt
Janeth: Too bad she's taken
Dan: SKPP :(
SKPP by BarneyIsALittleBoy November 17, 2020
Word created by Dr. Iván Ortega-Santos on 4 November 2009 to describe generative grammar's purpose: to be able to describe what a speaker of a certain language really knows about said language.

Una palabra creada por el Dr. Iván Ortega-Santos el 4 de noviembre de 2009 para describir un propósito de la gramática generativa: la competencia. ¿Qué sabe el hablante cuando sabe una lengua?
'Skpepu' cannot be a word in Spanish because it does not follow the logical sound patterns--or grammatical rules-- in the Spanish language. 'Papu' can be a word in Spanish, though it doesn't exist, because it follows logical sound patterns.

'Skpepu' no puede ser una palabra española porque no sigue lógicamente las pautas de sonidos--o las reglas gramaticales-- en la lengua española. 'Papu,' sí puede, aunque no existe, porque las sigue.

Ortografía alternativa (para los hispanohablantes nativos):
Alternative spelling (for the native Spanish speakers): "eskepepu."
skpepu by Mr. Crowe November 8, 2009
A spam scam. Like facebook giftcard survey boondoggles.
Hopeful Dolt: 'Share' this Bossco Gift card survey to get a free $1000 gift certificate.

Savvy Nerd: Thanks for the Skpam, ma'am! ; )
Skpam by fox-tracks January 1, 2012

skpindotmunboop 

ha you've skpindotmunbooped
guy: hi
you:skpindotmunboop
skpindotmunboop by da poo poo pee pee September 22, 2020

Skpe0621 

Talented instagram artist
Yo isnt that skpe0621, the underrated artist?

hell yeah it is, that bitch better get famous
Skpe0621 by SuckleOnTomsAsscheeks October 2, 2021
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Lookie at these bunch of narps, NARP NARP NARP
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