skimmie
skimmie by Howie Feltersnatch January 1, 2004
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Bubby Skimmer
A lucky topped golf shot which rises no more than a foot off the ground - but straight down the middle of the fairway.
Originally developed by "Bubbs" the famous Melbage Cup golfer.
Originally developed by "Bubbs" the famous Melbage Cup golfer.
Bubby Skimmer by Rouseyboy November 15, 2006
Skimmer
Skimmer: a term often used to describe either an action or an object in a sketchy or greasy manner. The word can be used to describe anything that cannot possibly be defined as something worthy of being normal. This version of the word can almost be defined by merely saying the word itself, as just saying it will send greasy vibes to anyone that hears it.
fart skimmer
A person who brown noses, one who is so close to anothers butt that he can skim the fart from the air.
fart skimmer by 1kd49sldk3 August 18, 2010
skimmin on the meat
Dang, I went to Betsy's house last night and she was really skimmin on the meat. Thank god she didn't have braces!
skimmin on the meat by bEnFrAnKLiNs wordacopia February 9, 2023
taint skimmer
taint skimmer by Doug W. February 12, 2008
skimmish
Beer, (Portsmouth) noun; alcoholic drink made from malt, hops, sugar, yeast and water (see also ale and shant)
Go on the skimmish, verb; to go drinking with ones chums sometimes associated with premier league football matches and recently FA Cup matches at Wembley (see WEM-BER-LEE). Skimmished-drunk
Go on the skimmish, verb; to go drinking with ones chums sometimes associated with premier league football matches and recently FA Cup matches at Wembley (see WEM-BER-LEE). Skimmished-drunk
"I say Jeeves, lets get a skimmish on, I fancy a shant before the game? those northern monkeys will be well up for it, you mark my words"...."Indeeed Sir" (from Jeeves and Wooster at The Reebok by PG Wodehouse)
skimmish by Simon Newsham May 13, 2008
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