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skoal ride
skoal ride by Leads! November 30, 2007
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Skoald • Skoaldiak • Skoaldier • Skoal Dry • skoal • skalda • skoad • skoal fuck • skoalie • skoalpenhagen
Skoal Switcharoo
In this sex move you will require a tin of Skoal (any flavor will do). Begin by packing a delightfully fat chew in your bottom lip. Proceed to have sex with your girlfriend, significant other, hooker, etc. Remove your penis for just a moment while you dip-spit on it. Now switch the insertion point from vaginal to oral. This will result in quite a surprise for the receiver.
Skoal Switcharoo by Kevin O'Shea September 27, 2005
Skoal Patrol
A group of adults (usually teachers or parents) who keep a lookout for young men (sometimes women) using dip or snuff when they are not supposed to do so.
Guy 1: "Man, I almost got busted by the Skoal Patrol today.."
Guy 2: "Did you have to swallow your dip?"
Guy 1: "Nah, I got lucky"
Guy 2: "Did you have to swallow your dip?"
Guy 1: "Nah, I got lucky"
Skoal Patrol by ShadyRunner February 16, 2009
Skoal Ring
Skoal is a premium brand of smokeless tobacco (dip) that comes in a can.
Skoal ring is a term used when a can of Skoal or Copenhagen eventually wears a white ring through the pocket of jeans. The ring will often be seen on the rear pocket of a hard workin' man and guys in the country music industry such as Garth Brooks and George Strait.
Skoal ring is a term used when a can of Skoal or Copenhagen eventually wears a white ring through the pocket of jeans. The ring will often be seen on the rear pocket of a hard workin' man and guys in the country music industry such as Garth Brooks and George Strait.
Skoal Ring by Skoal Dipper September 22, 2012
Sköldpadda
It's Swedish for "Turtle"...that's it.
However, the "sk" is not pronounced /sk/ (i.e. how it's spelled)
it is instead pronounced as the "voiceless velar fricative" /sj/ or /ɧ/ which sounds more like an "h"
Therefore making it sound similar to "Huldpadda" with the "H" in the back of the throat.
However, the "sk" is not pronounced /sk/ (i.e. how it's spelled)
it is instead pronounced as the "voiceless velar fricative" /sj/ or /ɧ/ which sounds more like an "h"
Therefore making it sound similar to "Huldpadda" with the "H" in the back of the throat.
Some Swede: "Jag har en sköldpadda."
Some American: "Bro, wut does that mean?"
Some Swede: "It means, 'I have a turtle'."
also some Swede: "Jag tycker om sköldpaddor!"
also some American: "Bruh..."
some Swede: "It means, 'I like turtles'."
Some American: "Bro, wut does that mean?"
Some Swede: "It means, 'I have a turtle'."
also some Swede: "Jag tycker om sköldpaddor!"
also some American: "Bruh..."
some Swede: "It means, 'I like turtles'."
Sköldpadda by Serious Definitions March 31, 2019
skaldic
skaldic by TrumpsLeftNostril July 31, 2019
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