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23 Oct 2020
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English (US)
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Simplified Chinese (China)
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
Question about English (US)
"skrellington"
Have you heard this word before? Is it a common variation of “skelton"?
"skrellington"
Have you heard this word before? Is it a common variation of “skelton"?
Have you heard this word before? Is it a common variation of “skelton"?
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It's just a made-up word meant to be a funny way to say skeleton. It's not something anybody says in real life so don't worry.
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