Add to ORKGskiver nA very thin or very slim person, i.e., "She's been sick so long that she's just a skiver."JH 3/70 DNE-citUsed IUsed I4Used IGAD, skivver, ~linecitation is only partially used in the DNE Source is listed as P 170-70 in the DN
slinky a"Slink" means...a very thin person.YesJ. WIDDOSON DNE-cit[-] = C23 [-]Used I and SupUsed I1...
skiver vI hope the devil will skiver you on with his prong. Skiver: put a skewer through someone....
skirr vHurry.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I1Not usedskir, skirr, SKA...
skiver nHe's only a _skiver._ [PT] 1. same 2. It means "he's very thin."J. D. A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTO...
skiver n"Like the skiver" - A skiver is a knitting needle with a knob on one end so that only the o...
skiver n_A very thin person_.DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN 1972Used IUsed I4Used IGAD, skiv...
skiver n"He lost his fish when it slipped off the _skiver_." Explanation: A skiver is a forked s...
skiver nOne of a set of _two_ knitting needles (those making up a set of four will not be called sk...
skiver nskivver line -- A rope with a number of wire hangers used for landing fish when boats ca...
skiver nknitting needles. (from _skewers_)knitting needlesPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M. Story June 196...
skiver nGrandma was paralyzed. I used to tend her best I could, but I was just a little skivver. ...
starve v_A very thin person._ [see 'skiver', 'skin-and-grief', 'slink', 'an atomy', etc.]A very t...
skiver nHave you got era troutin' bag, Aubrey?" "Na, I'm going to string mine on a skiver.GMS Sept ...
skiver nDefinition: A stick or piece of wire, 10"-12" long, used in a lobster trap to hold bait. ...
skitter vshy flat stones over surface of water shying "DNE-citFEB 1 1966 WKUsed IUsed IUsed ISK...
slinky a"Slink" means...a very thin person.YesJ. WIDDOSON DNE-cit[-] = C23 [-]Used I and SupUsed I1...
skiver vI hope the devil will skiver you on with his prong. Skiver: put a skewer through someone....
skirr vHurry.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I1Not usedskir, skirr, SKA...
skiver nHe's only a _skiver._ [PT] 1. same 2. It means "he's very thin."J. D. A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTO...
skiver n"Like the skiver" - A skiver is a knitting needle with a knob on one end so that only the o...
skiver n_A very thin person_.DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN 1972Used IUsed I4Used IGAD, skiv...
skiver n"He lost his fish when it slipped off the _skiver_." Explanation: A skiver is a forked s...
skiver nOne of a set of _two_ knitting needles (those making up a set of four will not be called sk...
skiver nskivver line -- A rope with a number of wire hangers used for landing fish when boats ca...
skiver nknitting needles. (from _skewers_)knitting needlesPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M. Story June 196...
skiver nGrandma was paralyzed. I used to tend her best I could, but I was just a little skivver. ...
starve v_A very thin person._ [see 'skiver', 'skin-and-grief', 'slink', 'an atomy', etc.]A very t...
skiver nHave you got era troutin' bag, Aubrey?" "Na, I'm going to string mine on a skiver.GMS Sept ...
skiver nDefinition: A stick or piece of wire, 10"-12" long, used in a lobster trap to hold bait. ...
skitter vshy flat stones over surface of water shying "DNE-citFEB 1 1966 WKUsed IUsed IUsed ISK...
slinky a"Slink" means...a very thin person.YesJ. WIDDOSON DNE-cit[-] = C23 [-]Used I and SupUsed I1...
skiver vI hope the devil will skiver you on with his prong. Skiver: put a skewer through someone....
skirr vHurry.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I1Not usedskir, skirr, SKA...