skool

/ skuːl /

noun

1. an ironically illiterate or childish spelling of school 1

Example Sentences

With this new collab titled Clash the Wall, there’s a bold mash-up of four Vans iconic styles — the Style 36, the Authentic, the Mid Skool ’77 and the Sk8-Hi — in full-on neon green and an orange reminiscent of Crush soda, both signature S.R. colors.

From Los Angeles Times

Vans’ Old Skool unisex sneaker in chalk violet and white is not just delightful for its whimsical color scheme; it also features the iconic side-stripe created by Vans co-founder Paul Van Doren.

From Los Angeles Times

He’s wearing a gray tracksuit with black-and-white checkerboard accents, a pair of black-and-white checkerboard Old Skool Vans and a black ball cap with the brim facing backward.

From Los Angeles Times

Every year, the Korean band mark the anniversary of their debut, 2 Cool 4 Skool, with "BTS Festa", a two-week event full of surprises for fans.

From BBC

Introduced in 1978 and originally known as Style 38, the Sk8-Hi was notable for continuing to use the sidestripe detail introduced the year before with the Old Skool and for its high-top silhouette, which added a layer of protection to the ankles of skate park-shredding athletes.

From Los Angeles Times