- Name?
- Ahmed al-Rhazib.
- Sex?
- Three to five times a week.
- No, no… I mean male or female?
- Male, female, sometimes camel.
- Holy cow!
- Yes, cow, sheep, animals in general.
- But isn’t that hostile?
- Horse style, doggy style, any style!
- Oh dear!
- No, no! Deer run too fast.
- (in pl.) Numbers from 60 to 69, esp. The years of a century or of a person's life. sixtieth adj. & n. [old english]
SKATE
—n. - boot with a blade attached for gliding on ice; this blade.
- = *roller-skate. —v. (-ting) 1 a move on skates. B perform (a specified figure) on skates.
- (foll. By over) refer fleetingly to, disregard. get one's skates on slang make haste. Skate on thin ice colloq. Behave rashly, risk danger. skater n. [dutch schaats from french]
- n. (pl. Same or -s) large flat marine fish used as food. [old norse]
SKEIN
n. - loosely-coiled bundle of yarn or thread.
- flock of wild geese etc. In flight. [french escaigne]
SKIFF
n. Light rowing- or sculling-boat. [french esquif: related to *ship]
SKILL
n. (often foll. By in) ability to do something well; technique, expertise. [old norse, = difference]
SKIMP
v. - (often followed by on) economize; use a meagre or insufficient amount of, stint.
- (often foll. By in) supply (a person etc.) Meagrely with food etc.
- do hastily or carelessly. [cf. *scrimp]
SKINT
adj. Slang having no money left. [= skinned]
SKIRL
—n. Shrill sound, esp. Of bagpipes. —v. Make a skirl. [probably scandinavian]
SKIRT
—n. - woman's garment hanging from the waist.
- the part of a coat etc. Hanging below the waist.
- hanging part at the base of a hovercraft.
- (in sing. Or pl.) Edge, border, extreme part.
- (also bit of skirt) slang offens. Woman.
- (in full skirt of beef etc.) Cut of meat from the flank or diaphragm. —v. (often foll. By around) 1 go or lie along or round the edge of.
- avoid dealing with (an issue etc.). [old norse: related to *shirt]
SKIVE
v. (-ving) (often followed by off) slang evade work; play truant. skiver n. [old norse]
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