" skirtings "

 [ "skirt-skirt" ]

1: A term used by rappers to illustrate the sound of a expensive, sports-car's tires skidding on pavement. This term can be used for someone leaving in a hurry or describing how fast their car goes (to display wealth).

  * e.g.,  ... "Bro, imma skirt-skirt outta here before her Mom get's home." 

 [ "Skirt - skirt" ]

1: To go or go quickly; to get out

  * e.g.,  ... Colin we need to skirt - skirt 

 [ "skirt" ]

1:  to leave a place

  * e.g.,  ... "dawg, this party is weak. i'm fitting to skirt." 

 [ "skirt" ]

2:  to run/ move quickly

  * e.g.,  ... "did the cops come?" 

 [ "skirt" ]

1: To leave a place, usually in a hurry.

  * e.g.,  ... I gotta skirt, skirt outta here 

 [ "Skirt" ]

1: A simple garment worn by females that is easily removed.

  * e.g.,  ... "Bob pulled down her skirt with one hand" 

 [ "Skirted" ]

1: To intentionally avoid, skip or ignore

  * e.g.,  ... I really wanted to ask Sony about the money he owes me but when I saw him at the club he skirted me 

 [ "Skirt skirt" ]

1: To fuck in the back seat of a car

  * e.g.,  ... Did you hear, Gavin pulled a lil skirt skirt with Maggie last night. 

 [ "Skirt" ]

1: A traditionally feminine garment. It's a simple tube worn from the waist down that can either be tight-fitting or loose and draped. The length is usually anywhere from mid-thigh to floor-length. Is part of a dress, which is a bodice with the skirt attached. Skirts and dresses are ususally worn for formal occasions today.

  * e.g.,  ... Until the Rennaisance, European men often wore a form of skirt, although it doesn't seem likely that they concidered it a skirt. 

 [ "Skirt" ]

2: Tight skirts can be uncomfortable or difficult to move in, and wide skirts can lead to embarrassing situations if it's windy day and especially if the fabric is too lightweight.

  * e.g.,  ... Nowadays, there's the Polynesian sarong and the Gaelic kilt for men. 

 [ "Skirt" ]

3: Mini-skirts can be troublesome, since they might expose the underwear and not provide proper coverage for the buttocks and groin.

  * e.g.,  ... If the Victorians could see the mini-skirt, they'd probably be terrified! 

 [ "Skirt" ]

4: Still, skirts do provide more freedom from the often uncomfortable confinements of trousers and provide modesty if a woman must relieve herself outdoors.

 [ "Skirt" ]

5: Women can also wear leggings underneath skirts for warmth and/or modesty, should they feel the need.

 [ "skirt" ]

1: 40's'esque slang for a female, a dame

  * e.g.,  ... let's go chase some skirts. 

 [ "skirt" ]

1: obviously, we all know it's a female garment.

  * e.g.,  ... chick 1: like, oh my god, someone totally skirted me today at lunch and, like, it was right next to the football players' table, and, like, they all saw my bright pink thong! like, traumatizing! 

 [ "skirt" ]

2: however, if you go to a catholic school or any school with uniforms, you also know that it is a verb.

  * e.g.,  ... chick 2: at least you HAD underwear on. 

 [ "skirt" ]

3: to SKIRT someone is to come up behind them and pull the back of their skirt up, therefore exposing their buttocks to whoever is behind them.

  * e.g.,  ... chick 1: true.  

 [ "skirt" ]

4: it sucks to be skirted, but is the best way to get revenge on someone / embaress the hell out of them, though skirting must be done responsibly, because everyone hates those never-ending wars to see who can skirt the most people. (kind of like the circle game)

  * e.g.,  ... (chick 1 skirts chick 2, who screams, then a cat fight ensues. they both take their shirts off for some reason and prance around, screaming 'bitch!' at each other, occassionally taking a swing. it's quite arousing.)