Way to ruin the word skank for me Steve. That was one of the few words that I felt didn't need classification. I now feel I have to go outside your established classifications: "He brought home a skank-nasty date"
~Matt
PS. So does the job mean you get the shots this summer?
Skanky is an adj. (slang). So it would have to be a skanky date. Just FYI.
ReplyDeletePlease tell me this Donna. I'd be so disappointed otherwise.
ReplyDeleteYup. Skank for noun. Skanky for adjective.
ReplyDeleteAlso watch out for the occasional adverb usage. "Todd meandered skankily across the room."
Way to ruin the word skank for me Steve. That was one of the few words that I felt didn't need classification. I now feel I have to go outside your established classifications: "He brought home a skank-nasty date"
ReplyDelete~Matt
PS. So does the job mean you get the shots this summer?
"To skank" is also a verb, in reggae culture, meaning, I'm fairly certain, "to groove."
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