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skoochie by Rocky Mavia January 11, 2005
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Skoochie
1.a girl or woman who is trampish, hoochie, skankish, or a groupie...most commonly used when referring to younger girls but not limted to.
2.can also be used when referring to something that you dont like.
2.can also be used when referring to something that you dont like.
1. i was talking to my friend josh, who plays varsity basketball for our school, yesterday outside of math class when three little freshman skoochie's came up asking for basketball lessons.
2. eww dont buy those shoes they look skoochie on you
2. eww dont buy those shoes they look skoochie on you
Related Words
skoochie • Skoochie Doochie • Skoochierat • smoochie • Snoochie • snoochieboochies • scoochie • smoochies • Sloochie • spoochie
skoochie
Yo i was with this girl last night and she had skoochie i could smell that shit through a hundred goombaz.
skoochie by Neptune Sk8 June 2, 2009
Skoochie
1. used to indicate that someone is feeling great.
2. a quick response for "I am okay" or "Its all good"
2. a quick response for "I am okay" or "Its all good"
Skoochie by Willysmoove December 16, 2019
Skoochie Doochie
The act of cutely seducing your partner through genital combat.
Locking crotches and swapping gravy.
Tunnel patrol.
Disappointing God.
Locking crotches and swapping gravy.
Tunnel patrol.
Disappointing God.
Skoochie Doochie by Fart Industries March 26, 2022
Stoochie
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