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skonch
Combination of the words bonch and skank. Basically a skanky bonch that would take in the pink or the stink....she doesn't care so long as she is being scandalous.
Angela: Look at Candi in that mini-skirt over there on the bar. Her bonch is practically hanging out.
Jinny: Those guys know they can get it because she is a total SKONCH.
Jinny: Those guys know they can get it because she is a total SKONCH.
skonch by Kyle "Cash" May 9, 2006
Skonch
Skonch by VellieEvans August 12, 2010
skonch
yoke, thing, anything that you don't have a name for, noun or verb. It does not mean the rude thing that those other people put in about skank and bonch. I invented this word 4 years ago and have been using it ever since.
skonch by Ado the Dude May 25, 2007
Skonch
Skonch by Lil_skonch April 25, 2019
Skinchies
Expression used by children in NE England, whereby you cross your fingers and shout "Skinchies" to be safe or claim immunity when playing a game.
Can be nullified by another player shouting "Nae skinchies!" while your fingers are uncrossed.
Can be nullified by another player shouting "Nae skinchies!" while your fingers are uncrossed.
Skinchies by BigScotsLass October 31, 2014
Sonch
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