Definition of skeg in English:

skeg

noun skɛɡ

1A tapering or projecting after section of a vessel's keel.
尾柱底骨；舵底承
Example sentencesExamples
- They describe aluminum housings pitted with holes ‘like Swiss cheese,’ and skegs and cavitation plates so brittle they crumble in the hand.
- Although the 450 Coastal Commander has a shallow skeg or keel to aid directional control at slow speed, she is not immune to the handling difficulties common to this type of boat.
1. 1.1 A fin underneath the rear of a surfboard.
  （冲浪板的）尾鳍
2. 1.2Australian informal A surfer.
  Example sentencesExamples
  When I was 16, I spent two weeks at a different school, and the very first thing I was asked there was "Are you a skeg?"
  Using a little bit of her vast surfing knowledge (she's a skeg from way back) Kirsty's book definitely keeps you hooked.
  They are skegs or townies or country kids, man.
  Around here the popular crowd are the surfers, or 'skegs'.
  My son's mates come around the house and respect me for what I am, and I respect them for what they are: skegs, Bogans, or those with funny, baggy pants with their caps on back to front.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Old Norse skegg 'beard', perhaps from Dutch scheg.

Rhymes

beg, cleg, egg, Eigg, Greg, keg, leg, Meg, peg, teg, yegg

skeg¹

nounskɛɡskeɡ

1A tapering or projecting stern section of a vessel's keel, which protects the propeller and supports the rudder.
Example sentencesExamples
- They describe aluminum housings pitted with holes ‘like Swiss cheese,’ and skegs and cavitation plates so brittle they crumble in the hand.
- Although the 450 Coastal Commander has a shallow skeg or keel to aid directional control at slow speed, she is not immune to the handling difficulties common to this type of boat.
1. 1.1 A fin underneath the rear of a surfboard.
  （冲浪板的）尾鳍

Origin

Early 17th century: from Old Norse skegg ‘beard’, perhaps from Dutch scheg.

skeg²

nounskɛɡskeɡ

Northern English

A look or glance.
have a skeg at our new video
a quick skeg at Wikipedia reveals that he is 54

Origin

Late 19th century: of unknown origin.

词汇	skeg
释义	Definition of skeg in English: skeg noun skɛɡ 1A tapering or projecting after section of a vessel's keel. 尾柱底骨；舵底承 Example sentencesExamples They describe aluminum housings pitted with holes ‘like Swiss cheese,’ and skegs and cavitation plates so brittle they crumble in the hand. Although the 450 Coastal Commander has a shallow skeg or keel to aid directional control at slow speed, she is not immune to the handling difficulties common to this type of boat. 1.1 A fin underneath the rear of a surfboard. （冲浪板的）尾鳍 1.2Australian informal A surfer. Example sentencesExamples When I was 16, I spent two weeks at a different school, and the very first thing I was asked there was "Are you a skeg?" Using a little bit of her vast surfing knowledge (she's a skeg from way back) Kirsty's book definitely keeps you hooked. They are skegs or townies or country kids, man. Around here the popular crowd are the surfers, or 'skegs'. My son's mates come around the house and respect me for what I am, and I respect them for what they are: skegs, Bogans, or those with funny, baggy pants with their caps on back to front. Origin Early 17th century: from Old Norse skegg 'beard', perhaps from Dutch scheg. Rhymes beg, cleg, egg, Eigg, Greg, keg, leg, Meg, peg, teg, yegg skeg¹ nounskɛɡskeɡ 1A tapering or projecting stern section of a vessel's keel, which protects the propeller and supports the rudder. Example sentencesExamples They describe aluminum housings pitted with holes ‘like Swiss cheese,’ and skegs and cavitation plates so brittle they crumble in the hand. Although the 450 Coastal Commander has a shallow skeg or keel to aid directional control at slow speed, she is not immune to the handling difficulties common to this type of boat. 1.1 A fin underneath the rear of a surfboard. （冲浪板的）尾鳍 Origin Early 17th century: from Old Norse skegg ‘beard’, perhaps from Dutch scheg. skeg² nounskɛɡskeɡ Northern English A look or glance. have a skeg at our new video a quick skeg at Wikipedia reveals that he is 54 Origin Late 19th century: of unknown origin. noun.1 noun.2
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Definition of skeg in English:

skeg

Origin

Rhymes

skeg1

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skeg2

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skeg¹

skeg²