skookum

comes from the native american (salish/chinook) for ‘great’, ‘large’, ‘frightening’.
skook-m chuck = large water = the pacific ocean.
a another word for the slang phrase “tight” or something solid, or genuinely cool
hey check this out.. yeah that’s skook-m!
or
that’s so skook-m!
it means large, powerful & impresive
hey skook-ms skook-ms
very, very large
tina: yo girl did you see the anacona between that dudes thighs?

gean: fck that skook-m, guys like that are usually -ssholes and act hard core. i like em soft, cuddly, literary and to the point

tina: what is it with you and dorky guys?

gean: if they don’t know what a jedi, or a beatster is i don’t get turned on by em at all
handsome and good-looking man.
keenan is so skook-m
means “good luck” american indian in origin. there is a town of skook-m near aberdeen in washington state. also a logging company (skook-m logging),and a skook-m log-yarder. used frequently by loggers to describe anything done well.
“tim was able to fell, buck and yard all of the trees that were marked for harvesting without barking up any of the trees that were designated to be left standing. he did a skook-m job”
an intensely complicated s-x move involving three or more people, three of which must be the same gender. the skook-m involves at least one occasion of -n-l. a variety of roles are to be played by the skookers. the first is someone who pretends to be a wild animal, usually a wolf or a bear. the second takes the role of lou gehrig. the third skooker eats large volumes of food during the ordeal, usually in the form of subway sandwiches or chicken burritos. however, because the skook-m may involve more people, it is not limited to only these types of roles. the skook-m lasts hours, and frequently continues long into the night. journey’s “don’t stop believing” is the optimal song to skook to.
lou, bill, and yanni spent all of last night doing the skook-m.

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