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skerping

English

Etymology

From Faroese skerping (sharpening).

Noun

skerping (uncountable)

  1. (phonetics) In the Faroese language, the phenomenon of inserting [?v] after closed rounded back vowels and [d??] after closed unrounded front vowels

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  • perkings

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skelping

English

Verb

skelping

  1. present participle of skelp

Adjective

skelping (comparative more skelping, superlative most skelping)

  1. large; whopping

Noun

skelping (plural skelpings)

  1. A beating or slapping.
    • 2011, Kate McGregor, No Pretender: The Tale of a Modern Day Hero (page 35)
      The word was old Scots for a good spanking, particularly in relation to the punishment of a miscreant child, and the Scots, after centuries of skelpings at the hands of the English themselves, absolutely loved it.
    • 2015, Irvine Welsh, A Decent Ride (page 53)
      Jonty's instinctive awestruck expression had been curtailed by repeated skelpings across the head by his father, Henry.

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  • spelking

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