SKO

Meaning of SKO in English

n 1. a promiscuous female. Contraction of "skanky hoe." ("That girl is such a sko!") Submitted by Vanessa, IL, USA, 08-04-1998.

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MORISCO — I. məˈri(ˌ)skō adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Spanish, from Moro Moor, from Latin Maurus — more at moor : moorish …
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FRISCO — I. frisco noun ( -es ) Etymology: probably alteration of frisk (I) + -o (common Spanish & Italian noun ending) …
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ALFRESCO — I. alˈfre(ˌ)skō adverb Etymology: Italian, literally, in the open 1. of painting : in the fresco manner 2. : in …
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WASCO — ˈwä(ˌ)skō noun ( plural wasco or wascos or wascoes ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Wasco wasq'o cup, small bowl; from …
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TARASCO — -(ˌ)skō noun ( plural tarasco or tarascos ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Spanish 1. a. : a people of the …
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TABASCO — təˈba(ˌ)skō trademark — used for a pungent condiment sauce made from capsicum berries
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SAN FRANCISCO — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|si(ˌ)skō adjective Usage: usually capitalized S&F Etymology: from San Francisco, city in western California : of or from the city …
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ROSCOE — ˈrä(ˌ)skō noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably from the name Roscoe slang : pistol
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PLATERESQUE — |plad.ə|resk adjective also plat·e·res·co | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|re(ˌ)skō Etymology: Spanish plateresco, from platero silversmith (from plata silver) + -esco -esque — more at …
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PISCO — ˈpi(ˌ)skō, ˈpē(- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish, from Pisco, Peru : a So. American brandy that resembles French marc …
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OSCO-UMBRIAN — |ä(ˌ)skō+ noun Usage: capitalized O&U Etymology: osco- (from Latin Oscus Oscan) + umbrian : a subdivision of the Italic branch …
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MOSCOW — ˈmäˌskau̇, -ä(ˌ)skō adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Moscow, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics : of or from Moscow, capital …
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MORISCA — məˈriskə noun or mo·ris·co -i(ˌ)skō ( -s ) Etymology: modification (probably influenced by morisco ) (I) of Italian moresca, from …
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MISGO — (ˈ)mis|gō, -i|skō intransitive verb Etymology: Middle English misgon, misgoon, from mis- (I) + gon, goon to go — more at …
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GLASGOW — ˈgla](ˌ)skō, -laa], -lai], -lȧ], ]s(ˌ)gō also ˈglaz(ˌ)gō or -lȧz-\ adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Glasgow, city in Scotland : …
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FINNESKO — noun also finnes·koe ˈfinzˌkō, -n(ə)ˌskō, -kü ( plural finnesko also finneskoe ) Etymology: Norwegian finnsko, from finn Finnish, Lapp (from …
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FIASCO — fēˈa(ˌ)skō, -ˈaa-, -ˈai-, in sense 1 & sometimes in sense 2 -ˈä- or -ˈȧ- noun ( plural fiascoes also fiascos …
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CUSCOHYGRINE — noun or cus·ko·hygrine |kü(ˌ)skō+ ( -s ) Etymology: German cuskohygrin, from cusko cusco bark + hygrin hygrine : an oily …
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CUSCO BARK — noun or cuz·co bark ˈkü(ˌ)skō- Etymology: from Cuzco, Peru : cinchona bark from a common cinchona ( C. pubescens )
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CISCO — ˈsi(ˌ)skō noun ( -es ) Etymology: short for Canadian French ciscoette — more at siscowet : any of various whitefishes …
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CASCO — ˈka(ˌ)skō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish, potsherd, ship's hull — more at cask : a long almost rectangular barge …
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BUON FRESCO — bwȯnˈfre(ˌ)skō noun Etymology: Italian, literally, good fresco : fresco 1a(1)
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BORASCA — noun also bor·ras·ca bəˈraskə ; or bo·ras·co -(ˌ)skō ; or bo·rasque -rask ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish borrasca, from Late …
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BARBASCO — bärˈba(ˌ)skō, -rˈbä- noun also ba·bas·co bäˈb-, bəˈb- ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish barbasco, perhaps alteration of Spanish verbasco, varbasco …
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AYAHUASCO — ˌīəˈwä(ˌ)skō, -_skə noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish ayahuasca, from Quechua ayawáskha : a So. American vine ( Banisteria …
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ATAMASCO LILY — |ad.ə|ma(ˌ)skō- noun also atamasco Etymology: Virginia attamusco, literally, it is red : a plant of the genus Zephyranthes (especially Z. …
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FINNESKO — [ 'fɪnəskəʊ ] ■ noun ( plural same) a boot of tanned reindeer skin with the hair on the outside. …
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MUSKOGEE — [ mʌ'skəʊgi ] ■ noun ( plural same or ~s ) 1》 a member of an American Indian people of …
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SKODA — Sko ‧ da /ˈskəʊdə/ BrE AmE trademark a type of car made by the Skoda company. Skoda became part of …
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FINNESKO — n. (pl. same) a boot of tanned reindeer-skin with the hair on the outside. [Norw. finnsko (as FINN, sko SHOE)]
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