skag

/ skæɡ /

noun

1. a variant spelling of scag 1

Example Sentences

It certainly did not shake up the A&R guys the way skag did, but the damage was every bit as bad — addicting, debilitating and a sad substitute for respect and love.

From Los Angeles Times

Who needed a gym membership when you could get the same results living the life of a destitute skag fiend?

From The New Yorker

Friends: Red, Piper, Morello, Big Boo Enemies: Sweet lady skag Likelihood of getting beaten up in the showers?

From The Guardian

This particular skill is more accommodating to those of us who choke when being attacked by skags and spiderants from all directions.

From Forbes

Paul Rankin had drawn up a menu which started with Glenarm smoked salmon with potato pancakes; lobster, cod, potato and dulse chowder followed by rack of lamb, colcannon cakes and braised skag.

From BBC