skrykin

Originates from Salford, meaning to cry or moan.

"oh, stop your skrykin"

by Adam April 6, 2004

Skyking

Also known as Richard “Deebo” Russell, an ex-SeaTac airline employee who stole a commericial airliner. He spent the subsequent two hours flying around the Puget Sound, admiring the surrounding mountains, buzzing parties, and even performed a full barrel roll (a feat that pilots say is impossible). Even had two Air Force fighter jets chasing him. He later told authorities over the radio that he did not want to harm anyone and that he would like to apologize to his family before nose diving the aircraft into the desolate Ketron Island, killing himself.

Do you remember hearing about the plane that was doing stunts over Seattle?

Yes, it was the Skyking. Rest In Peace bro, fly on with the angels.

by Woolyz August 15, 2018

skriking

Means to scream, cry, etc. Spoken mainly by those in the north of England. It actually originated from old Norse.

"Quit yer skriking!"

by Chris Done September 8, 2006

skriking

A word mostly used in northern England meaning to wail, scream and cry. It has ties with norse words such as the swedish "Skrika".

Stop skriking and get back up the chimney ye li'l shit

by Lily_Of_The_Valley August 29, 2016

skriking

To cry. An onomatopoeic word that describes an irritating crying that gets on your nerves.

For gods sake stop skriking....You're doing me head in.

by KLKat August 7, 2006

Skrying

The word skrying comes from the old English word descry meaning “to see” or “to observe.” Skrying is a form of clairvoyance that usually uses mirrors, crystals, a bowl of water, or other skrying devices.

Using engraved tables, crystals, black mirrors, and other specially designed magical tools to facilitate skrying visions and spirit communications.

by Coaleh January 10, 2008

skriking

to dramatically cry/scream about something that does not merit this type of response.

''It's only a popped balloon, what you skriking for?''

by MineTurtle12 May 1, 2016