Skittles
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- proper noun
- /ˈskɪtəlz/
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Skittles
- I, I forgot to count how many Skittles were in the package.
So should I be able to do this with Skittles or French fries or Oreo cookies?
- So should I be able to do this with Skittles or French fries or Oreo cookies?
- Already I thought all Skittles were white inside, but it seems not.
- It's like, if it's not Skittles, then it's coffee.
- Freeze and give me a bag of Skittles.
- Yogo bits, Berry twix grips or fresh mint Skittles?
- How many ads are there for Frosted Flakes and Skittles?
- I want to see they're throwing Skittles.
- And this time we're gonna try to dye my hair, obviously, with Skittles.
- Have you ever had so many sour Skittles that it, like, chemically burns your tongue?
- It smells like strawberry Skittles taste the rainbow.
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Next up, let's say, I mean, Skittles taste the rainbow, right?
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Have you ever had so many sour Skittles that it, like, chemically burns your tongue?
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And then because my kids want their red Skittles, OK, but but you know what?
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Already I thought all Skittles were white inside, but it seems not.
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It's like, if it's not Skittles, then it's coffee.
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So you take some Skittles and the plate make a design.
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I seen they go Skittles eating hot Cheetos.
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I'm obsessed with these pomegranate licorice and I have these like sour kind of Skittles, coke bottles and sour Peaches.
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I handed my friend a bag of Skittles at the movie theater, and she immediately started to enjoy them.
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During the party, the children all gathered around the table to share a colorful bowl of Skittles.
Synonyms
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A small sweet made from sugar, often with chocolate or nuts
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Etymology
Skittles can be remembered by the old game skittles, where people knock down small wooden pins called 'skittles'. A helpful way to remember the candy name is to think of many small pieces like those pins, which fits the small, colorful sweets.