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skit

UK
/skɪt/
US
/skɪt/

Translations

skitnoun
skits
Pl.
UK
/skɪt/
US
/skɪt/
The comedy club performed a hilarious skit about office life.
Комедийный клуб исполнил забавный скетч о офисной жизни.
Additional translations
сценка
миниатюра
Synonyms
comedy
burlesque
vignette
parody
farce
sketch
skitverb
skitted
Präteritum
skitted
Partizip Perfekt
skitting
Gerundium
UK
/skɪt/
US
/skɪt/
Additional translations
укараулить
лихо прокатывать
плавно передвигаться
skitadjective
UK
/skɪt/
US
/skɪt/
Used attributively before a noun (e.g., "skit comedy") to denote relation to skits.

Definitions

skitnoun
A short, humorous performance or piece of writing, often satirical in nature.
The comedy club featured a skit about the absurdities of modern technology.
(dated) A satirical remark or piece of writing; a lampoon.
The pamphlet was a sharp skit on the aristocracy of the day.
skitverb
To ridicule or satirize someone or something, especially in a brief or humorous way.
The late-night show regularly skits political figures.
(intransitive, dialectal or archaic) To move quickly with light or skipping motions.
Leaves skitted across the pavement in the autumn wind.
skitadjective
Relating to, consisting of, or suitable for skits.
The troupe specializes in skit comedy performances.
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