Skeevies 

A word from the 1970s, meaning "freaky" or "disturbing." It was often used by the younger population of the United States, like teenagers.

Our new neighbor, Mr. Rogers, really gives me the skeevies!

Skeevies by SillySillyPandaBear April 13, 2011

Skeevester 

A very unattractive, creepy guy at bar, who lurks, watches, and looks for women to hit on. He is also the unattractive, creepy guy on the dance floor who will attempt to dance with you multiple times and never get the hint that you don't want to.

"Oh my god, that creepy guy keeps staring at us. What a skeevester!"

"That guy would not stop trying to dance with me. He is a total skeevester!"

Skeevester by Jackie McNasty May 20, 2009

sceevies 

(noun of sceeve), the feelings associated with being creeped out or unnerved by someone/something.

your dad gives me the sceevies

sceevies by peden face March 17, 2010

Skeevie Wonder 

An especially creepy, distasteful person who deludes himself into thinking he is actually very cool and attractive. He is blind to his own skeeviness, in other words.

Did you see that skeevy guy with the BMW M3? Skeevie Wonder.

Skeevie Wonder by johnnysunshine630 July 16, 2010

Skeeves 

To creep or give a sense of foreboding. Used in the American sitcom show "Drake & Josh"

Josh: Let's get out of here.

Drake: Yeah, this place gives me the skeeves

Skeeves by crazydan88 June 2, 2015

Sleevies 

A medieval era barracks.

“Where does a king keep his armies?” “In his sleevies!”

Sleevies by vxRadiationxv February 8, 2021

the skeeves 

Describes the state of being skeeved out. Usually results from associating with or being in the vicinity of a person or thing considered to be skeevy.

Trisha: "Let's get out of here, Richard gives me the skeeves."

the skeeves by vaeren September 27, 2008