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skit

/skɪt/

skitnoun

skits

/skɪt/

Translations

The comedy club performed a hilarious skit about office life.

Комедийный клуб исполнил забавный скетч о офисной жизни.

Additional translations

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

skitverb

skitted

Past Simple

skitted

Past Participle

skitting

Gerund

/skɪt/

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Definitions

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

/skɪt/

Used attributively before a noun (e.g., "skit comedy") to denote relation to skits.

Definitions

Relating to, consisting of, or suitable for skits.

The troupe specializes in skit comedy performances.