What is S'kaaa?
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Originally used to describe a shot in tennis, s'kaaa has taken on a variety of meanings. It can be used for a plethora of sport-like activities aside from tennis, such as ping pong, basketball, soccer, football - basically anything where someone has to make a ball go from one place to another place. In other contexts, it can basically be used whenever describing a physical motion, including even simple things like reaching to pick up a pencil. Its uses are primarily to accompany an action someone is presently doing, or to serve as an abstract onomatopoeia when telling a story. "s'kaaa" experts will often purposely misuse the word, saying it in situations where it doesn't even make sense, thus adding to the humor and randomness.
in tennis
"i did my half-volley, came up to the net, and then i was just like, s'kaaa!"
in fine dining
(while dunking a fry in ketchup)
"s'kaaa!"
in drinking
(after doing a shot)
"S'KAAA!"
(after doing 6 shots)
"S'KAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!"
(after doing 19 shots)
"sssaaaaaaaa..."
in sex
"and then i was just like, s'kaaa!"
in class
(math)
"dude, just square both sides, divide by this stuff, swing this over here like s'kaaa! and then use l'hopital's"
(history)
"so then lincoln was like s'kaaa s'kaaa s'kaaa, and before you knew it, slavery was done"
(english)
"well to vary your sentence structure a little bit, you could just rearrange your absolute clauses and shift this participial phrase over to here like s'kaaa!"
(french)
"je m'appelle claude, et mon mot favorit est s'kaaa!"
(economics)
"well they can either increase federal spending, decrease investment, or increase the required reserve ratio, in which case the fed's just like s'kaaa!"
for no reason at all
"s'kaaa!"
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