Skite

[Monty]

Move quickly and forcefully, especially when glancing off a surface.

[Marquetta]

To [consume] a lot of alcochol [whilst] on a [night out].

[Julian]

n. a [boastful] person
v. to [boast]
(apparently used mainly/only here in Australia/[NZ]).

[Little_Girl]

To [slide in] an uncontrolled [fashion]

[Sonia]

N. A [show-off], [braggart], also v.i

[Monty]

[old english] [work] [for shit]

[Jessica]

The [painful] [splash] of hot [grease].

[Magaret]

[Skite] may mean getting drunk (esp in NZ) but it also means to throw or squirt liquid:
[Skyde], [skyte], [skite] (v) = to splash or squirt liquid, to slip (as on ice).
[Skide] (v) = to slide
Shite (n) = Shit
See the online Scots Dictionary for any of these (or other) words:
tinyurl.com/ykvcjj2
www.springthyme.co.uk/scotslanguage/
www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=skite
www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2213955733

The root of the word is northern European: O.N. skyt-, the stem of skjóta, to shoot, propel, dart, Norw. skyte , Dan. [skyde], to shoot.

[Cami]

[sperm], [seamen], that comes out when you [fuck a bitch]

[Mary Mallozziberg]

the spray/[splash] of a liquid onto a surface, as when opening a [carbonated] can or when [urinating].