Skojalate 

To vigorously mix two different and/or separate type's, media's, or idea's for a delightful and unforeseen outcome.

I just had to skojalate these options and it really did have the desired effect.

Skojalate by Theodore Perry November 14, 2020

skoalster 

Skoalsters are skoal holsters that are extremely durable.

Skoalsters are made out of a material called kydex which is extremely durable and easy to clean. They are worn on you belt which are great for keeping out of the way from being crushed and also within a hands reach for easy use!

Skoalster is a holster worn on your belt for easy access to your skoal can!

skoalster by skoalsters.com March 8, 2013

skopulate 

Skopulate
trans. verb
Other forms: skopulated, skopulates, skopulating
n. skopulation
Word origin: skopos + manipulate
Def.:
1. To manipulate the outcome to suit a purpose (skopos), however irrelevant or outrageous.
2. To justify such a manipulation.
3. To unfairly steer a decision or a process towards a manifest purpose.

The judge ruled that the findings were unacceptable because the investigation had been clearly skopulated in favor of the plaintiff.
To ignore all the risks to serve the interest of a specific party is a clear act of skopulation.

skopulate by drleung February 27, 2017