Skidi
/ˈskiːdi/(also Skeeree, Skiri, Skeedee)
noun
More fully Skidi Pawnee. A member of a North American Indian people constituting a division of the Pawnee, and originally inhabiting the Loup River valley, Nebraska.
adjective
Of, relating to, or designating the Skidi or their dialect.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edwin James (1797–1861). From Pawnee ckí:ri, self-designation from ckirir- wolf, coyote.
- swear
- swear blind (or swear up and down)
- swear by
- swearer
- swearing
- swear like a trooper
- swear off
- swear someone in
- swear something out
- covenant of grace
- covenant of works
- covenantor
- covenant theology
- Covent Garden
- Coventry
- cover
- coverable
- coverage
- coverall
- cover all the bases
- cover band
- cover charge
- cover crop
- Coverdale, Miles
- cover drive