skinked |
skinker |
As a verb skinked
is past tense of skink.
As a noun skinker is
one who serves liquor; a tapster.
skinter |
skinker |
As an adjective skinter
is (
skint).
As a noun skinker is
one who serves liquor; a tapster.
slinker |
skinker |
As nouns the difference between slinker and skinker
is that
slinker is one who slinks while
skinker is one who serves liquor; a tapster.
skinker |
stinker |
As nouns the difference between skinker and stinker
is that
skinker is one who serves liquor; a tapster while
stinker is a person who stinks.
skinner |
skinker |
As a proper noun skinner
is .
As a noun skinker is
one who serves liquor; a tapster.
swinker |
skinker |
As nouns the difference between swinker and skinker
is that
swinker is a toiler; a labourer while
skinker is one who serves liquor; a tapster.
skinker |
skanker |
As nouns the difference between skinker and skanker
is that
skinker is one who serves liquor; a tapster while
skanker is .
As a verb skanker is
.
skinker |
kinker |
As nouns the difference between skinker and kinker
is that
skinker is one who serves liquor; a tapster while
kinker is a performer in a circus.
sinker |
skinker |
As nouns the difference between sinker and skinker
is that
sinker is a weight used in fishing to cause the line or net to sink while
skinker is one who serves liquor; a tapster.