What does SKINT mean?

Here is the requested information on the word "skint": Parts of Speech

"Skint" is an adjective.

Definitions

1. having no money; broke.

2. having very little of something; depleted.

Pronunciations

US: /skɪnt/

UK: /skɪnt/

Origin and Usage

The word "skint" originated from the Scottish dialect and was first recorded in the late 19th century. It is a colloquial term used to describe someone who has no money or is broke. It is also used to describe something that is depleted or has very little left.

Synonyms

broke, penniless, impoverished, destitute, bankrupt

Related Words

stink, scant, stint, scion, scant, scent

Example Sentences

1. After losing his job, John was completely skint and had to rely on his friends for help.

2. The companys budget was skint, so they had to cut back on expenses.