-ski sfx
(orig. US campus) a sfx added to names in humorous imitation of Russian; a general intensifier.
[ | Heart of London II i: We chaunt so rummy, / And slang so plummy, / And scorn the Dub Coveskey]. | |
Rags and Hope in Lasswell (1961) 57: Bill Ford and Sid Morey decided to help the sergeant out by abbreviating and Americanizing the unpronounceable names [...] Gobberlinsky Tromboosky, head of the mess. | ||
Salt Lake Herald 5 Aug. 3/4: [cartoon] Leave your bombsys here [...] Let me get a snapshotski of him [...] This afternoon the Czarwosky will shake hands [...] on the American Presidentail plaonvitch [...] ‘Free lunchovitch and drinkskies for all!’ Captain Fatwad declared. | ||
Sun. Times (Perth) 28 Aug. 4/7: A moujik who'd never drank whiski, / Once took on that terrible riski. | ||
Sun (NY) 24 Feb. 8/4: He said it was going to be a sure thing cleansky system for him this year. | ||
Our Mr Wrenn (1936) 21: You’re a meek little baa-lamb, but you’ve got lots of stuff in you, old Wrennski. | ||
DN IV:iv 273: darnfoolski, n. Term of disparagement. ‘That darnfoolski thinks he knows everything.’ [Ibid.] 274: dumbski, n. Stupid person. ‘Cut that out, you dumbski.’. | ‘Word-List From Nebraska’ in||
🌐 Thought we would have to ‘runski’ but they soon tired. | diary 22 May||
Advocate (Burnie, Tas.) 5 June 7/2: Good-oh, Snorkey — in with it — toot sweet ’ outski! | ||
Smith’s Wkly (Sydney) 11 Aug. 15/2: Bung him a cheery greeting and a fag, and you’re setski. | ||
Peace in Our Time 12: ‘And how’s the Major, sir?’ ‘Top-hole-ski.’. | ||
Bread-Winner Act II: Now you popoffski, my dear. | ||
‘Police Prerogatives’ in Amer. Tramp and Und. Sl. 249: You’re one of them American Bullsheviski, / Runnin’ around puttin’ the country on th’ bum. | ||
Williamstown Chron. (Vic.) 6 Apr. 6/2: Local kids were drafted home to England to man the Sydney, dropped anchor in the bay, and offski to return again in 1919. | ||
Camino Real Block Twelve: Oh, the Bolsheviskies, those nasty old things with whiskers! | ||
(con. 1950) Band of Brothers 308: We feel for you, but it’s just toughsky titsky. | ||
Bobbin Up (1961) 79: You don’t want to get behind with your rent [...] That gives her the perfect alibi. A fortnight behind and outski. | ||
World of Jimmy Breslin (1968) 113: Tab the plane tickets [...] as special research [...] but get me the scratchsky back. | ||
Pagan Game (1969) 85: As soon as it comes five o’clock I’m offski. | ||
Obscenities 7: You sorry-assed individuals / Will be in the mud / Tough shitsky you all! | ‘National Guardsman’ in||
Blood Brothers 43: Butler shrugged. ‘It [i.e. sex] was all right.’ ‘Dunsky,’ Stony laughed. | ||
Campus Sl. Spring 1: brewski – beer. | ||
Paco’s Story (1987) 152: Did myself a tour with the 173rd Airborneski. | ||
(con. 1930s) Addicts Who Survived 98: In the thirties – towards the end, nearer to the forties – the Jews started fighting among themselves. And the Italians were getting more powerful there, see. They came out with this ‘donski’ business. ‘Donski’ is an expression they used; it’s a don. It’s their way of talking family. | ||
Out After Dark 86: ‘A true gentleman would treat a lassie to the pictures.’ ‘Fair enoughski,’ Mick said. | ||
Homeboy 59: Yesterday afternoon the idiotski came tearing down Powell like a bat outta hell. | ||
Clockers 119: A little schnortsky before we get into the shit. | ||
I, Fatty 115: The [pants] I lent Chaplin way back whenski. | ||
Disassembled Man [ebook] Can I get you something to drink [...] Figure you to be a brewskie man. | ||
(con. 1980s) Skagboys 123: Right, ah’m offski. Ah reach fir ma jaykit. | ||
Finders Keepers (2016) 76: Off we go to Riverview [a reformatory] where we will get our tender young buttski reamed and make exciting new friends. | ||
What They Was 150: What you saying broski? | ||
Widespread Panic 51: Stretch dug threeskis [i.e. three-partner sex]. |