Skin Job Edit Meaning

1.

Derogatory term for replicant or android used in the 1982 Ridley Scott movie " Blade Runner", starring Harrison Fordand Rutger Hauer, based on the novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", by Philip K. Dick. Think of all the mean-spirited epithets humans have ever flung at each other all rolled into one.

You've still got to waste four more skin jobs, Deckard.

See android, replicant, philip k dick, science fiction, satire, religion

2.

A tattoo or other body art.

The phrase is likely borrowed from Blade Runner, where it refers to androids, but with a constructed meaning.

"I've been thinking of getting a new skin job, but tattoos are just so expensive."

See tattoo, ink, henna, piercing

3.

The sexual act of gouche rubbing set at a grueling pace. A variation of the scissor, often used by lesbians. See scissor and gouche for further detail

My gouche is so chaffed from that skin job last night.

See skinjob, skin job, handjob, blowjob