词汇 | skin |
释义 | skin and skinhead Theme: BALDNESS n. someone with a shaved or bald head. (Some such persons may also engage in political violence.)Who's the skin with the earrings?That skinhead looks stoned. Theme: DECEPTION tr. to cheat or overcharge someone.The guy who sold me this car really skinned me.We skinned him on that stock deal. Theme: MONEY n. a dollar bill.This ticket cost me a couple of skins—and it's not worth it.You got a skin for the tollbooth? hide n. the skin.I need to get some rays on my hide.Your hide looks pretty pale, all right. skin Ⅰ 1. adjective 1 young, youthful; fresh, new. Royal Navy slang UK, 1989. 2 used of a film or a publication featuring nudity UK, 1977 2. noun 1 a person UK, 1958. 2 an immature or inexperienced young person. Royal Navy slang UK, 1989. 3 contact between hands in greeting, acknowledgement or congratulations US, 1942. 4 sex US, 1976. 5 a woman as a sex object TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1936. 6 the foreskin UK, 1961. 7 a condom. Literally, 'an extra layer of (latex) skin' US, 1965. 8 a thin paper used to roll marijuana or tobacco cigarettes US, 1996. 9 one dollar US, 1930. 10 in carnival and amusement park usage, a shirt US, 1982. 11 a wallet US, 1950. 12 a tyre, especially a well-worn one US, 1954. 13 fist fighting US, 1957. 14 an American Indian. An abbreviated form of 'redskin' US, 1989⇨ See: SKINHEAD.► get under your skinto irritate; to become constantly irritating UK, 1896.► no skin off your noseit makes no difference to you. Variations have included: 'no skin off your ear', 'off your ass', 'off your bugle', 'off you' and 'off Jeff' (thus, any person's name) UK, 1926 3. verb 1 to inject (a narcotic) into the skin as opposed to a vein US, 1953. 2 to swindle someone US, 1819. 3 to defeat someone US, 2002. 4 in hot rodding, to remove a car's upholstery US, 1958. 5 to surf without a wetsuit US, 1991.► skin (it) backto withdraw the foreskin from your penis, either as part of a medical inspection or masturbation US, 2002.► skin teethto smile; to grin. The image of showing your teeth. West Indian and UK black JAMAICA, 1994.► skin the catto perform oral sex on a woman US, 2000 Ⅱ ⇨ skinhead; skin noun 1 a member of a youth fashion and gang movement, characterised by close-cropped or shaven scalp and smart utilitarian wear, associated with football hooliganism, racist violence and neo-Nazism. Early in the 1970s Richard Allen, a pseudonym of James Moffat (1922–93), published a series of 'youthsploitation' novels under the general title Skinhead UK, 1969. 2 a British Leyland 'Allegro' car. Citizens' band radio slang, playing on AGGRO UK, 1981 skin up skin up BrE informal to make a cigarette with marijuana (= an illegal drug) in it: When Jeff started to skin up, Holly decided it was time to leave. Three teenagers were caught skinning up in the park. skin1. n. a dollar bill. This ticket cost me a couple of skins—and it’s not worth it. You got a skin for the tollbooth? 2. and skinhead n. someone with a shaved or bald head. (Some such persons may also engage in political violence.) Who’s the skinhead with the earrings? 3. tv. to cheat or overcharge someone. The guy who sold me this car really skinned me.
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