skunkeye
n.— «He’d put the skunkeye on Ole Double-or-Nothing and Art would be hyp-mo-tized into telling him everything.» —“Re: FOSML: Nostalgia…” by Tom Green Usenet: alt.sports.college.ohio-state Oct. 12, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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