Skinflint
Skinflint by Hal_Incandenza October 18, 2011
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skin-flint • Skin Flinting • skinflynt • Shinfint • skinfant • Skinfiltrator • skinfinity • skinfloot • Skinflute yucker • Skintminted
Skinflint
I asked my homeboy when he presented his limp dick, "what do you expect me to do with that skinflint?"
Skinflint by Gagless Gaby August 22, 2023
Skintminted
An expression to describe someone who claims to be skint all the time to avoid spending cash when they are actually minted.
Eg 1
James: Do you think Jeremy will want to come to the cinema?
Jacob: Yeah he will but he'll pull the whole skintminted routine.
James: That's true, he'll want to wait for orange wednesdays.
Eg 2
Jeremy: Dude, I'm gonna have to ask for some diesel money, really struggling for cash at the minute.
Isaac: *cough* skintminted *cough*
Jeremy: What did you say?!
Isaac: Nothing just clearing my throat.
James: Do you think Jeremy will want to come to the cinema?
Jacob: Yeah he will but he'll pull the whole skintminted routine.
James: That's true, he'll want to wait for orange wednesdays.
Eg 2
Jeremy: Dude, I'm gonna have to ask for some diesel money, really struggling for cash at the minute.
Isaac: *cough* skintminted *cough*
Jeremy: What did you say?!
Isaac: Nothing just clearing my throat.
Skintminted by jMiR March 2, 2010
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