Skit Definition

skĭt
skits
noun
A taunt; gibe.
Webster's New World
A short piece of satirical or humorous writing.
Webster's New World
A brief, comic performance piece, typically of an informal nature, as for two or more actors.
Webster's New World

A jeer or sally; a brief satire.

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verb
(Ireland, Liverpudlian) To make fun of. (Used in Merseyside)
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Other Word Forms of Skit

Noun

Singular:
skit
Plural:
skits

Origin of Skit

  • Origin unknown

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Skit Sentence Examples

  • It was a skit about the typical problems faced by both adults and students.

  • He was not the author of the Histoire ecclesiastique (1580), sometimes ascribed to him; nor, probably, of the vulgar skit published under the name of Benedict Panavantius (1551) .

  • And finally, a little skit about who 's in china.

  • The skit could then be acted out in front of classmates to share the concept, or it could be shared with younger students as an instructional tool.

  • Let kids turn their favorite books, plays, or short stories into a skit in which they act out the parts.

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Words Starting With

SSKSKI

Words Ending With

TITKIT

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skit

Words Starting With S and Ending With T

Starts With S & Ends With TStarts With SK & Ends With TStarts With S & Ends With IT

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4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With S4 Letter Words Ending With T