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skell
[ skel ]
noun
, Slang.
- a person who lives on the streets, sleeps in doorways or subways, etc.; derelict.
- a slovenly person.
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Example Sentences
Far below, the silver waters of the Skell meander softly amongst statues of tritons, throwing up innumerable fountain streams.
From Project Gutenberg
At last they heard the far-away voice of the dove, another of Skell's people, and then they gave up the useless pursuit.
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This was called Skeldale, or the vale of the Skell, a rivulet running through it from the west to the eastward part of it.
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