skid row
Speech parts
1. skid row - Noun
2. skid row - Phrase
3. Skid row - Proper noun
Meaning
a city district frequented by vagrants and alcoholics and addicts
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Demetrius Brown, a Skid Row resident who has campaigned for Garcetti, was walking by when he heard Sorokin speak.
Before it had the look of skid row: a line of ragged pup tents.
George and Calkins respond to thousands of calls like this every month while working at one of the busiest fire stations in the nation, in the heart of one of the most troubled places in Los Angeles: skid row.
Fatima, 37, has lived on Skid Row for five years.
Cartoon and Oriol befriended Skid Row residents during their years working alongside them.
“It really does sound like they are making an effort to create another skid row in a really nice neighborhood,” said one poster on Nextdoor.