| He sat on down on the skanky couch they'd stolen from a skip, and lit two cigarettes. |
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| Take away my front teeth, put me in a skanky robe and nasty slippers and I would be a great candidate for an episode of Jerry Springer. |
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| You will end up wearing jeans, a hideous fleece and skanky trainers every day. |
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| Yes, much of the profits probably came from the skanky sex-service ads in the back of the magazine, but that's business. |
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| All this skanky creativity has worked like a TNT blast, detonating once locked doors. |
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| The music is hot and skanky and accessible to all audiences. |
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| Which just goes to show that heavy base and skanky rhythms can mix it up pretty well with raï's Arab-style melodies. |
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| Bratpacker, arsey, shagtastic, skanky and kewl will appeal to the younger players. |
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| But Stahl has earned the blurbs he's picked up along the way from James Ellroy, Hubert Selby, Jr., and Jim Carroll, and has the right to be counted in their skanky, stylish company. |
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| To the new-moneyed suitcase ranchers who had moved in all around him — ex-California real-estate agents, fabulous doctors, and retired cola executives — the Harp looked a skanky run-down outfit. |
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| Hence Congolese thumb pianos spice up Horchata, violins sweeten the skanky Diplomat's Son, and poignant I Think Ur A Contra nods lyrically to The Clash. |
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