Skiffle

Jazz, folk, or country music played unconventional instruments like as kazoos, washboards, or jugs. Popular in the '50s

Aka "jug band".

Man: "The Vipers," now there's a good skiffle band.

by Roshan B-K February 14, 2006

Skiffle

When a birds feet come real close to your head when it flies by

That bird just totally skiffled me!

by Ashley Flannigan August 18, 2014

Skiffle

The act of 'personalising' something edible in preparation for somebody (other than yourself) to eat it. By personalising, one would usually rummage the edible object inside the front of their underwear, without telling the consumer first. Often, the consumer is told after swallowing the snack.

*Skiffle*..*Snigger, Snigger* "BAAAA..Hahahahahah!!!"

by Mongoose of Punk May 16, 2007

skiffle

a fight, argument

I got into a skiffle with my friend Jack.

by QueenOfGondor November 5, 2010

Skiffles

When skiing or snowboarding in cold weater for a prolonged period of time, one begins to get a runny nose. With no kleenex farms on the mountain, one must sniffle to keep the runny nose in line. The name comes from a play on the words Ski and Sniffles.

When Ashley was going up the ski lift, she begin to get a rather severe case of the skiffles.

by Aspen Burgers December 11, 2010

Diffle-skiffle

Diffle skiffle - n./advb ~ The "ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch" noise made by the skipping inside tyre of a car with a welded diff (typically a drift car) cornering tightly at low speed.
Syn.~ Diff-skiff, skiffing

The drifters pulled into the car park, tyres diff-skiffing as they turned.

"See dat badman S13 yeah? Listen out for dat Diffle-skiffle cuz!"

"With a welded diff, you'll get some diff-skiff at low speeds while cornering."

by DiffleSkiffle March 20, 2013