| SKINCARE | • skincare n. The care and treatment of the skin, especially of the face. • SKINCARE n. care of the skin using cosmetics. |
| SKINFOOD | • skinfood n. Alternative form of skin food. • skin␣food n. A moisturizing cream for the skin. • SKINFOOD n. a cosmetic intended to nourish the skin. |
| SKINFULS | • skinfuls n. Plural of skinful. • SKINFUL n. as much as a skin container can hold. |
| SKINHEAD | • skinhead n. Someone with a shaved head. • skinhead n. A member of a subculture that arose among working-class youth in late 1960s England or its diaspora… • SKINHEAD n. one whose hair is cut very short. |
| SKINKERS | • skinkers n. Plural of skinker. • SKINKER n. one employed to dispense liquors in a bar, a tapster. |
| SKINKING | • skinking v. Present participle of skink. • SKINK v. to pour out. |
| SKINLESS | • skinless adj. Not having an outer layer of skin or skinlike material, or with such a layer removed. • SKINLESS adj. without skin. |
| SKINLIKE | • skinlike adj. Resembling skin or some aspect of it. • SKINLIKE adj. like skin. |
| SKINNERS | • skinners n. Plural of skinner. • SKINNER n. one who skins. |
| SKINNIER | • skinnier adj. Comparative form of skinny: more skinny. • SKINNY adj. having little fat. |
| SKINNIES | • skinnies n. Plural of skinny. • skinnies n. Synonym of skinny jeans. • Skinnies n. Plural of Skinnie. |
| SKINNING | • skinning v. Present participle of skin. • skinning adj. (Ireland, colloquial, regarding the weather) exceptionally cold. • skinning n. The act of removing the skin. |
| SKINSUIT | • skinsuit n. A skintight suit. • SKINSUIT n. a one-piece skintight garment worn by cyclists, athletes, etc. |
| SKINTEST | • skintest adj. Superlative form of skint: most skint. • SKINT adj. having no money. |