skunk 的 2 个定义
plural skunks, skunk.
- a small North American mammal, Mephitis mephitis, of the weasel family, having a black coat with a white, V-shaped stripe on the back, and ejecting a fetid odor when alarmed or attacked.
- any of several related or similar animals.Compare hog-nosed skunk, spotted skunk.
- Informal. a thoroughly contemptible person.
- U.S. Navy Slang. an unidentified ship or target.
- Slang. to defeat thoroughly in a game, especially while keeping an opponent from scoring: The team skunked the favorites in the crucial game.
skunk 近义词
cheater
更多skunk例句
- Welcome to Florida, where a skunk ape sighting is just one of a host of crazy events that defined life in the Sunshine State during the 1970s.
- The skunk ape also, apparently, prefers hanging out in trees to lumbering around on the ground.
- Dave Shealy claims to have seen the ever-elusive skunk ape of Florida legend in 1974.
- It smells like skunk, it’s the most pungent thing in the universe.
- Despite all the jokes I made about turning into Cruella de Vil or the Bride of Frankenstein, seeing other women’s skunk stripes made mine feel a little less weird.
- The army met the stone-throwing with a fecal-smelling concoction called "skunk" and later with tear gas.
- So how did this proverbial skunk at the garden party obtain his tickets to the events?
- Sheppy had been having an argument with a skunk and there was strong reason—very strong—to suppose that he got the worst of it.
- She saw the natural skunk coat she had been planning to give to poor dear Caroline for Christmas.
- A fine male antelope was shot by Lieut. Swift, and a skunk was also the game of the day.
- "A particular —— skunk," added another in sepulchral accents.
- Ef it's that skunk, I'll spot him soon enough and let you know whar he's hiding.