Skyclad

Or they can go skyclad, which is as affordable as it gets. ❋ Anne Johnson (2009)

I think I would have thrown the book against a wall if I'd read the words "Blessed be" ("The traditional greeting of witch to witch," as Shackleford explains in Tanith) or "skyclad" (it means naked, in case you're wondering) one more damn time. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Even when the rituals take a turn towards sex magick, the nudity isn't forced and is in keeping with the "skyclad" manner of Wicca nature-worship. ❋ Mike Watt (2010)

I have learned that working skyclad in late March in Rhode Island is an entirely different thing from working skyclad in late March in Georgia. ❋ Docbrite (2009)

Nor is skyclad – naked pagan worship – allowed under the Prison Service rules. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Some, but not all, Wiccan covens worship in the nude “skyclad” as a sign of attunement with Nature.9 ❋ DAVID KUPELIAN (2010)

Gordon account of the raid on Timothy Leary's compound and his police minions trying to force a skyclad-from-the-waist-down Leary into Leary's prepubscent son's pants. ❋ BikeSnobNYC (2010)

Like skyclad witches at a demon summoning, the Obama's enter the room unclothed, floppy bits jiggling to the cadence of their excited steps. ❋ Unknown (2009)

And I'd go skyclad outside if I only had a fence and alot less misquitos. ❋ Anne Johnson (2009)

Initiations involve (gentle) scourging, most rituals are performed “skyclad” (nude), and the Hieros Gamos involves either real or symbolic ritual sex. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Yes, they practice some rituals without benefit of clothing – going “skyclad,” as they call it. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Ritual nudity sometimes called “going skyclad” also means ultimate naturalness, social equality, and humble worship of the Gods. ❋ Lauren Manoy (2002)

She sat there skyclad in sort of a [trance], and didn't seem to notice us. I want to dance skyclad under the stars tonight. We were fully skyclad and the moon was full, and we [danced] [until dawn]. ❋ Raccoon (2004)

[Rain or shine] Im going [skyclad] the whole [weekend]. ❋ Orodar Woods (2007)