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Skoovoo Sk-oovoo
Pronounced scuvu

–verb (used without object)

1. to perform the act of going on skype or oovoo. ♥
two people

P1: Hey can you skoovoo? i have to tell you something P2:sure i'll turn on my laptop
Skoovoo by OhemgeeBarbie February 21, 2011
Throwing in a dip on OovoO with some of your boys who are not in the same area as you. (e.g. Friends away at college, old friends who don't live near you anymore) A skoovoo sesh can involve anywhere upwards of 2 people.
Yo Eric, you down for a Skoovoo sesh with Jason at like 7?
Skoovoo by dipfeind65 March 15, 2011

skooroot 

A skooroot is an old Scottish tradition which takes place at weddings. When the bride leaves her home to go to the church or chapel, the father of the bride throws coins from the car/vehicle. The local children then scramble for them, collecting as much as the can.
There is going to a skooroot today at the kirk
skooroot by Boarder57 July 23, 2009

skooooooooooooooool 

bus drivers way of pronouncing school.
You have to get on the bus. You have to go to skooooooooooooooool

Skooooled 

Skooooled is:
a) when you own somebody in a debate
b) when you own somebody in a sport
c) generally used to describe when you did somthing better than someone else
Bro 1: Dude that was a sick goal
Bro 2: Yeah i totally skooooled the defender
Bro 3: Damn that was major skoooolidge
Skooooled by Erin33434 February 5, 2009

skoooommy 

Absence of common knowledge
Stop being so skoooommy.

Your skoooommy
skoooommy by Doctor Shlong6969 August 10, 2019
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