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skool
skool (skuːl) n an ironically illiterate or childish spelling of school1skool
old schoolslang Of or characterized by an earlier era or older style. Can either refer to that which is considered antiquated or old-fashioned, or else to that which is remembered fondly or nostalgically. Sometimes hyphenated. My dad likes to play music on this old-school record player. I don't know why he doesn't just get an iPod. Whoa, a vintage Ford Mustang. That's so old school, man! Her parents are pretty old school when it comes to living together before marriage.See also: old, schoolold skoolslang Of or characterized by an earlier era or older style. (Variant spelling of "old school.") Can either refer to that which is considered antiquated or old-fashioned, or else to that which is remembered fondly or nostalgically. Sometimes hyphenated. My dad likes to play music on this old-skool record player. I don't know why he doesn't just get an iPod. Whoa, a vintage Ford Mustang. That's so old skool, man! Her parents are pretty old skool when it comes to living together before marriage.See also: old, skoolold school and old skool mod. vintage; from an earlier time; retro. (Generally positive. As in the well-established expression from the old school.) His way of dealing with people is strictly old school. See also: old, schoolold skool verbSee old schoolSee also: old, skoolEncyclopediaSeeschoolSKOOL
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| SKOOL➣Secret Knowledge of Organized Lawbreakers (Hardy Boys fictional spy organization) |
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