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skiddoo

[ski-doo] / skɪˈdu /




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Oh brother, 23 skiddoo, and oh you kid!

From Time Magazine Archive

There is a strong temptation to say "Catch-23, please skiddoo."

From Time Magazine Archive

Lady turn around, turn around, turn around, Lady touch the ground, touch the ground, touch the ground; Lady show your shoe, show your shoe, show your shoe, Lady, lady, twenty-four skiddoo!

From "Cat's Eye" by Margaret Atwood

They did not "hand a lemon" or "skiddoo" in those days; American slang changes as quickly as thieves' slang, and only "Gee!" and "Gee-whiz!" seem to be permanent.

From The Story of My Life Recollections and Reflections by Terry, Ellen

Anyway, I had looked up and said, "It's been nice knowing you," and Lili had said, "Twenty-three, skiddoo," and Maud had said, "Here goes nothing," and we had shook hands all around.

From The Big Time by Leiber, Fritz