Skiddling

Scottish word meaning playing in water.

The children were skiddling in puddles.

by normfitz December 02, 2008

Skiddled

1. To be ran over by a car.

2. To be ran over like a bowling pin and thrown along the ground.

Example: The old man was skiddled by a car as he crossed the road.

by Matt Cumberbatch January 16, 2014

Skiddle

The act of "playing with" one's intended activity in a non committal way.

Don't skiddle with your ice cream and eat it.

by George The Robust July 19, 2011

Skiddle

Looking on the internet to find out about events, parties, clubs and gigs

What's on this weekend? Dunno, Skiddle it!

by BenSeb October 14, 2009

Skiddle

Scottish slang for what you're doing when you've got your hands in the washing-up sink but you're not really doing anything constructive.

"He was having a skiddle when doing the dishes."

by The man next door. June 30, 2009

Skiddle

noun: The sperm that exits the orifice of a woman after an ejaculation has occurred inside her.

verb: The act of sperm exiting the orifice of a woman after an ejaculation has occurred inside her.

Noun: After sex, there was skiddle on the bed.

Verb: After sex, the girl skiddled.

by Kontraz May 11, 2010

Skiddling

The act of goofing off or wasting time. Often, this is accompanied by the art of pretending to be busy. I.E. walking around at work with a clipboard like you're in a rush when really you're not doing anything specific.

I wasn't involved in that task, I was skiddling up and down the hangar.

by RageontheStageintheCage January 09, 2010