skell
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(skĕl)n. Slang
A homeless person who lives as a derelict.
[Origin unknown.]
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skell
(skɛl)n
slang US a homeless person
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skell
(skɛl)n. Slang.
a homeless person who lives on the streets.
[1950–55; perhaps shortening of skeleton]
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