skeezank
the combination of the words skeeze and sk-nk.
commonly enjoy all the colors of the rainbow in one big color f-ck.
usually have red or blonde hair, go to parties with their t-ts hanging out.
enjoy grinding all up on sweaty mexicans who grope you and enjoy the use of date rape drugs and are -ss gremlins.
likes the occasional shocker and spocker.
lisa: did you see that girl at the club last night?
danielle: you mean that girl grindin’ all up on sweaty mexicans.
lisa: yeah, her t-ts were hangin’ out.
danielle: what a skeezank!!!
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