skull v.1
1. (US/Aus.) to hit someone on the head.
Dead Bird (Sydney) 14 Sept. 7/3: Better than the Scudan goat, / Ernie’s won his stripes afloat; / Having ‘skulled’ his man for sure. | ||
Cincinnati Enquirer (OH) 26 May 14/5: He has been under terrific strain trying to keep his streak intact, ever since he was ‘skulled’ last seasoin. | ||
Entrapment (2009) 144: Had Enright not walked out from behind the bar just as Beth pitched the shot-glass it would have skulled me instead of him. | ‘Watch Out for Daddy’ in||
Indianapolis Star 2 Apr. 46/4: He was skulled by a foul line drive. | ||
Dirty Laundry 59: I skulled him with the gun butt. | ||
Homeboy 174: I know it was Rooski skulled the gook. | ||
Week (US) 29 June 38: Call it [...] 7-7 and nobody would skull you with a chair. |
2. (orig. US black) to perform oral sex.
Homeboy 136: Olivia was busy skulling a patron in a back booth. | ||
College Sl. Research Project (Cal. State Poly. Uni., Pomona) 🌐 Skull (verb) Oral sex. |
3. (Aus./N.Z., also scull, skoll) to gulp down a drink [SE skull, into which it is poured + skol! a toast].
Contractors 177: Danny broke even time and was back with a bottle of whisky for Maurie. Maurie finished his last drink by skolling it straight down. | ||
Tracks (Aus.) July 18: The jug skulling sounds pretty heavy ay, but none of us fucken won anyhow [Moore 1993]. | ||
Godson 172: Les sculled his first bourbon. | ||
Llama Parlour 82: I skulled my margherita. | ||
Lex. of Cadet Lang. 324: scull to drink alcohol (but especially beer) very rapidly: usually glass after glass in quick succession. | ||
Candy 162: We skolled two more glasses of port each. | ||
Legion of the Lost 224: I opened another bottle of the ruby-red that I'd smuggled in and started skulling it. | ||
Aus. Ultimate (Sydney) Oct. 8/3: If either of your stubbies is knocked over, you have to scull from your full stubby. | ||
Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl. | ||
Peepshow [ebook] I opened the minibar and skolled a tiny bottle of vodka. | ||
Luck in the Greater West (2008) 12: Nat skulled a bourbon. | ||
Zero at the Bone [ebook] [K]ids started to head down the front, to stand before the black wooden stage, drinks sculled and ciggies put out. | ||
Good Girl Stripped Bare 83: I attempt to fit in by skolling shots with the boys. | ||
Opal Country 105: [T]he man sculls a schooner in one go. |
In phrases
(N.Z.) a phr. used to describe someone who is very thirsty.
Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl. |