Definition of "skanking" [skanking]

• Present participle of skank. (verb)

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• "Known as 'skanking' the assault saw the victim was pinned to the ground, had his trousers and underpants removed and genitalia exposed during the attack, which another boy filmed on his mobile phone."
• "Such wizardry was once the preserve of the reggae producer, and Dennis Bovell – a legendary figure on the UK scene – is still employing his old tricks on this reworking of Steve Mason's album Boys Outside: there's skanking piano, some chicken-scratch guitar, great stabs of horns and echo effects everywhere."
• "The least people like that 1970's Foxy Brown-esque vampire can do is die in her own era and avoid skanking up eternity ... in my less than humble opinion.: smirk:"