Skincher
Skincher by wat is da dog doin September 27, 2023
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Skincher • Sincher • skinched • skitcher • Skoncher • stincher • skinch • Skin the Rabbit • skin check • skin cheese
skitcher
A skater (inline speed bearing rollerblade type) that "hitches" a ride from a motor vehicle, often in traffic, by skating parallel to the vehicle and catching hold of it (usually by the rear fender, fin, bumper, etc.), hence the term skitcher, a "skater" who "hitches" a ride!
This is a very dangerous maneuver and should only be attempted by a seasoned expert skater - it is also illegal to perform on a public thoroughfare and a skater skitching in traffic could be ticketed and fined if observed by an officer of the law.
This is a very dangerous maneuver and should only be attempted by a seasoned expert skater - it is also illegal to perform on a public thoroughfare and a skater skitching in traffic could be ticketed and fined if observed by an officer of the law.
skinched
My bag is about a gram short, I think Billy skinched some bud out of it.
I don't have any weed so I skinched a gram out of his bag.
I don't have any weed so I skinched a gram out of his bag.
skinched by Jojwjwjejej December 23, 2013
Skinches
A combination of the word "Skinny" and "Inches".
The word itself means "Skinny inches". Meaning someone who is skinny, and has long hair.
Skinny being a word derived from stan twitter, and inches pointing to a person with long hair.
The word itself means "Skinny inches". Meaning someone who is skinny, and has long hair.
Skinny being a word derived from stan twitter, and inches pointing to a person with long hair.
"OMG, she has skinches!"
stincher
stincher by Stinch hater June 13, 2023
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