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What is Skeeve?
(Noun) A slang term used when referencing someone who is distastetful and/or uncomplimentary of the kind of person the user would hold in regard. Whom this describes is entirely based on opinion of said user.
Person 1: "Hey... remember that kid 'So-and-So' from high school?"
Person 2: "Heh, Yes. I hated him. He was such a Skeeve."
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Skeeve - what is it?
To creep or give a sense of foreboding. Used in the American sitcom show "Drake & Josh"
Josh: Let's get out of here.
Drake: Yeah, this place gives me the skeeves
What does "Skeeve" mean?
Doing something Skeevy, or giving someone the Skeeves i.e. something creepy or gross.
He was totally skeeving on her facebook pictures.
Staring at someone while touching yourself.
Skeeve - what does it mean?
1) A sketchy character
2) Someone with a lack of morals
3) A sheisty motherfucker
Creighton you skeev, you said you'd stay if I did a Spyda Dunk.
Skeeve - meaning
An act upon which a friend, family member, or in some cases a stranger will ask if they can steal a bit of your food, drink, cigarette, joint, etc.
"Oi m8, lets skeev a bit of that spliff"
"Safe bruv, just gonna skeev a couple m&m's, that bless ye?"
"Did you see Dave last night skeev all of that orange squash?"
"Ye m8 he's a propa skeevy jew."
Skeeve - definition
verb 1. to cause disgust (in someone). 2. +that: to be disgusted by (something)
From Italian schifo (pron. 'skI:fo
1. Seeing guys spit on the sidewalk skeeves me. 2. Guys putting their hands all over you, I skeeve that.
Skeeve - slang
Grossed out, disgusted, to get a sketchy feeling about a situation. Originates from the Italian word "schifo" which means disgust.
"The Italian men whistling at Ally skeeved us to the point that we left the piazza"
Skeeve
(verb) to gross out; to digust; to make your skin crawl, sometimes with undertones of sexual deviance/perversion
It really skeeved me out when he ate the gummy bear off the floor in the movie theater.
or
Twenty-year-old guys who date girls too young to drive really skeeve me out.
Skeeve
to be freaked out, weirded out, revolted by or generally turned-off by something or someone
I was completely skeeved by his deformed cock.
Skeeve
To make your skin crawl; evokes feelings of uneasiness
Just seeing the suspected kidnapper on the television skeeves me; Watching her talk to that creep makes me skeeve.