by 0Amadeus0 January 26, 2011
by Truthful Mikki December 11, 2018
Southern American colloquial expression for helping someone pull their shirt off over their head, especially when helping a child to disrobe.
Adult when it's time to help a child change clothes, "Time to Skin the Rabbit!"
Child raises their arms to allow easier assistance.
Child raises their arms to allow easier assistance.
by SouthernMelinnial January 14, 2022
An idiom meaning "to stop talking about something unrelated and to go back to the original topic."
Entomology: Evolved from the phrase chasing rabbits or following the bunny trails which mean to go off topic in a discussion.
Entomology: Evolved from the phrase chasing rabbits or following the bunny trails which mean to go off topic in a discussion.
Bob: so I think universal moral law is dependent upon the existence of a universal law giver.
Jim: Speaking of law giver, have you seen that new western on HBO?
Bob: oh yeah, it was pretty good.
Jim: the acting quality surprised me.
Bob: yes it was very nice. Now lets skin the rabbit and get back to the topic at hand.
Jim: Speaking of law giver, have you seen that new western on HBO?
Bob: oh yeah, it was pretty good.
Jim: the acting quality surprised me.
Bob: yes it was very nice. Now lets skin the rabbit and get back to the topic at hand.
by pseudonymous0100101 June 27, 2011
To have intercourse with a woman while she is menstruating. Originated from the process of spreading out newspaper before having sex, like you would do before skinning a rabbit.
by Megan and Mike February 29, 2008