lay some skin on

lay some skin on (third-person singular simple present lays some skin on, present participle laying some skin on, simple past and past participle laid some skin on)

1. (slang) To shake hands with.
   • 2004, Terry Griggs, The Silver Door, →ISBN, page 97:

     Name's Jack. Lay some skin on me, man.

   • 2016, Jimmy James, Snitches N B*Tches, →ISBN:

     Frankie set down the light gray duffel bag on the dark gray kitchen table and said, "Lay some skin on me, blood."

   • 2016, Michael Z. Lewin, The Way We Die Now, →ISBN:

     We laid some skin on each other.