skivies

yo underwear, bitches.

throw off them skivies so i can stright-up murder yo ass, ya know what im sayin'

by iThizz June 24, 2006

get your skivvies in a bunch

to become upset, usually out of proportion to the situation.

You: "C'mon, hurry up, I like to arrive at the movies at least 30 minutes early so I can Scotchgard my seat!"
Your friend: "Dude, don't get your skivvies in a bunch!"

You post a detailed analysis of a Star Trek episode, and someone leaves a disagreeing comment, causing you to write a 10,000-word essay defending your expertise. Someone then comments "Don't get your skivvies in a bunch."

by Bob43 August 11, 2010

skivvies

Slang for underwear, generally mens trunks or briefs, but can also be applied to singlets or undershirts. Can also be applied to swimwear or other skimpy items of clothing.

Not to be confused with skivvy, a long-sleeved, tight-fitting shirt.

Seeing Joe in his skivvies is definitely an inspiration to spend more time at the beach.

by Urban Dictionary November 22, 2006

skivvies

Skiv·vies (skvz)

A trademark used for underwear. This trademark often occurs in lowercase in print: “The venerable white-underwear company . . . had dabbled in socks, sweats, and fashion skivvies” (Advertising Age). “About 500 yards away, on three destroyers snubbed up to the dock, men were clambering on the deck in their skivvies” (Smithsonian).

I've got my skivvies in a bunch.

by alpha mu pi January 25, 2000

skives

Shorterned version of Skivies. Underwear

Pete took off my skives, said kelly.

by iThizz June 29, 2006

skimies

Another name for small breasts, generally of the A-cup variety, to signify that smaller breasts have less fat, much like skim milk.

Did you sleep with Sarah last night?

Yeah, she's got a great ass, but she had some lil' ol' titties.

Did you get a squeeze on them skimies anyway?

Hell yeah.

by stopwhining July 4, 2010

skivise

Skivise (verb); A combination of the words 'skive' (to skip school or work/play truant) and 'revise' (to study for an exam) - to skivise is to skip school or work, in order to revise/study, usually for an important exam.

1.
Boy 1: Is Alex here today?

Boy 2: No, she's skivising, she's got her exams next week.

2.
I have an exam next week, but no free time to study for it - I'll skivise.

by MichaelToTheJ June 1, 2007