Skip
Pronunciation: /ˈskɪp/
Skip (verb)
- To move by jumping lightly from one foot to the other.
- To not do or include something, often by choice.
- To move quickly from one thing to another without stopping.
Examples
- Children often skip down the street.
- She likes to skip around the garden.
Common collocations: skip along, skip over, skip a meal, skip a step, skip topics
Skip (noun)
- A light jump or bounce, often done for fun or exercise.
- An act of leaving something out or not doing it.
Examples
- She did a skip and a hop.
- His skip was full of joy.