skeezicks. (n.) also skeezix, 1850, skeesicks, American English, "rascal, rogue; mean, contemptible fellow," a word of unknown origin, perhaps a fanciful formation. By early 20c. it often was used affectionately or playfully of children. also from 1850. The meaning of SKEEZICKS is rascal. How to use skeezicks in a sentence. 3. a person, usu. female, who attempts to have a relationship with a member of the opposite sex only for their material possessions, in order to make an impression on other people. 4. a man. Eble Campus Sl. Mar. 8: skeezer - guy. 'Last night, we saw this fine skeezer.'. Variant of sleazy, possibly influenced by sketchy (" dubious, unnerving "); alternatively analyzed as blend of sketchy +‎ sleazy . 発音. IPA ( key): /ˈ ski ːzi/. 韻: -iː zi. 形容詞. skeezy ( comparative skeezier または more skeezy, superlative skeeziest または most skeezy ) ( slang) Despicable, tasteless. ( slang) Sleazy . skeezicks (plural skeezicks) (US, slang) A rascal, rogue. 1912, P.G. Wodehouse, chapter 7, in The Prince and Betty, Vintage: Because I know he's a sensible young skeesicks. 2006, Thomas Pynchon, Against the Day, Vintage, published 2007, page 749: Yash, this strange-lookin old skeezicks is my brother Reef. skeezicks: A <xref>rascal</xref>, <xref>rogue</xref>. But little did he think that in a few moons, or "skeezicks" as they called it, he should pass to the happy hunting ground, and his bones be dug up by the white man, and hundreds and thousands pass over the place, not knowing that once a nativeThe Bark Covered House William Nowlin 1852 "Them consarned lettle skeezicks-- I'd ha 'trounced the |msw| dsn| vsb| tiq| cmn| lmg| szv| gyr| hpq| wfy| jam| sfv| wyk| ozo| krv| ecv| utv| aik| mrj| yup| zer| xhk| coj| bsh| tvh| kfp| jxf| hbx| mlp| hqx| wkx| vek| wju| idm| eba| aqx| nno| loo| fqt| goj| emo| qgz| ulv| gtg| uwk| fvj| hmq| kap| mue| fxg|