Define Skidoo Meaning

A sled with a seat and a motor, used for fun and transport in Canada during the winter. Also, a self-propelled decapitation unit for teens.

When you squat naked on the sides of a slow moving treadmill (preferably .1-.2 mph) and have a girl lay down and ride the treadmill while you teabag her. She will most often lick your balls in thanks for preforming the act.

A commonly used greeting, often replacing the word hey.

Almost always replied to with: "Skidoo to you too!"

Like a motorboat, but for the bum

To magically jump through a T.V. screen, computer monitor, or any other device which uses video into what is actually going on, on the other end. Originally derived from the kids show, Blues Clues to find clues Blue would often skidoo, into the television set finding himself on the other end.

A term used in the early 20th Century for "get lost."
Bums would sleep around 23rd St and when the cops came along they would hit them with their billy clubs and say "23 skidoo."
My grandfather was a cop down there around 1920 and told me how this term came about.

To leave quickly:

I heard it came from the cops in the early 20th Century-probably the 1920s-chasing the hookers off of 23rd Street in New York City and not catching them, thus the hookers gave the cops the "23 skidoo."

22 skidoo and 23 skidoo can be used interchangably. The phrase originated in New York City. It was the result of policemen having to disperse groups of pervey men who would hang out near the 23rd street subway stop to watch womens skirts get blown up by air coming up from the subway airshaft through the sidewalk. 23rd street is the flatiron district and was known for a high concentration of women office workers.

Archaic, early 20th century reference to Flatiron Building at the intersection of 23rd. Street , Fifth Avenue and Broadway in Manhattan NY.
The north facing corner of the triangular Flatiron Bldg. caused flapper skirts to blow upward as wind gusts were sheared at the north facing corner facade revealing , rather indelicately their undergarments...girls in the know , knew “at Twenty-third Street, hold down your hems and SKIDOO‼️(perhaps this gave rise to the vagrant loitering noted in other entries❓)

An antonym for the saying 23-skidoo.
1. To rush into something,
2. taking an opurtunity to come or taking advantage.
3. "Coming in the the going is bad"