skelp
/skɛlp
/verb [with object] Scottish & Northern English
Strike, slap, or smack: (as adjective skelped) the cries of skelped weans...
- The unwieldy but serviceable striker skelped a ball across the goalmouth that kissed the crossbar on its way past.
- Ricksen stepped up and skelped the free-kick into the top corner.
- He didn't just touch it in the second minute, though, he skelped it.
Origin
Late Middle English: probably imitative.
- reproducibly
- reproduction
- reproduction factor
- reproduction proof
- reproduction rate
- reproduction ratio
- reproduction rights
- reproductive
- reproductively
- reproductiveness
- reproductive rights
- reproductive technology
- reproductivity
- reproductor
- reproductory
- re-proffer
- re-profile
- re-profiled
- re-profiling
- reprogram
- reprogrammable
- reprogramme
- reprographer
- reprographic
- reprographics