Skip

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A container for receiving, transporting, and dumping waste materials. noun

To move by hopping on one foot and then the other. intransitive verb

To leap lightly about. intransitive verb

To bounce over or be deflected from a surface; skim or ricochet. intransitive verb

To pass from point to point, omitting or disregarding what intervenes. intransitive verb

To be promoted in school beyond the next regular class or grade. intransitive verb

To leave hastily; abscond. intransitive verb

To misfire. Used of an engine. intransitive verb

To leap or jump lightly over. intransitive verb

To pass over without mentioning; omit. intransitive verb

To miss or omit as one in a series. intransitive verb

To cause to bounce lightly over a surface; skim. intransitive verb

To be promoted beyond (the next grade or level). intransitive verb

To leave hastily. intransitive verb

To fail to attend. intransitive verb

A leaping or jumping movement, especially a gait in which hops and steps alternate. noun

An act of passing over something; an omission. noun

A control mechanism on an audio or video player that interrupts the playing of a recording and advances or reverses to the beginning of the nearest chapter, track, or other division. noun

A leaping, jumping or skipping movement.

The act of passing over an interval from one thing to another; an omission of a part.

A passage from one sound to another by more than a degree at once.

A person who attempts to disappear so as not to be found.

Skywave propagation

A term used to describe an Anglo-saxon Australian, but to be more precise, a synonym for 'Dinkum Aussie'. Derived from the Australian TV show 'Skippy' starring a Kangaroo from the Australian bushland. Urban Dictionary

A large metal bin used by construction workers to place rubble, dirt, random trash and shit Urban Dictionary

A term of derision by non-Anglo-Celtic Australians to describe Anglo-Celtic Australians. Especially used in inner-urban, working class areas of Melbourne frequented by children of Greek, Italian or Vietnamese migrants ("wogs") to describe (especially blue eyed, blond) Anglo-Celtic Australians. Only considered very mildly offensive. Started in the mid nineteen-seventies and still occasionally used in the early twenty-first century, as there is no similar word available for this purpose. Derived from "Skippy", a very popular Australian TV program from the 1960's about a (very clever) kangaroo and his human (Anglo-Celtic Australian) guardians. Urban Dictionary

Short for Skipper, the person in charge of steering a seafaring vehicle. Urban Dictionary

Australian slang for urinating Urban Dictionary

1. When a couple mutually masturbates, has sex, or reaches an orgasm/climax. 2. Also may include sexting /cyber or phone sex but is not limited to these activities. 3. In some situations, making out may also be referred to as skipping. 4. Usage: Used when in public and there is a need to be discreet about it. Urban Dictionary

To be used in place of the word leave. Urban Dictionary

A racist term used to describe Australians of Anglo descent. Urban Dictionary

A person born and raised in Australia whose backround is also Australian. Urban Dictionary

To pass in rotation usually with a pipe or joint Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to skip:
skip.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word skip:
brier, curling, barber, skipped, skipping, spence, ewing, mazda, rink, flip, lou, mcdonald, dodge, hearts, willie, alternate, bombing, nintendo, racing, stones, jump, beat, alberta, provincial, stakes, robin, junior, kevin, jonathan, instruction.

Words that rhyme with skip:
ship, strip, trip, slip, tip, dip, relationship, chip, clip, flip, grip, whip, rip, drip, pip, hip, quip, fellowship, bip, nip, leadership, lip, stewardship, scholarship, flagship, kip, partnership, zip, snip, ownership, blip, internship, sip, scrip, censorship, equip, ip, kinship, gyp, citizenship, companionship, courtship, outstrip, apprenticeship, brinkmanship, authorship, sponsorship, grippe, crip, dictatorship, spaceship, championship, membership, conservatorship, workmanship, craftsmanship, roundtrip, airship, starship, yip, distributorship, receivership, sheep dip, microchip, sportsmanship, battleship, dealership, airstrip, fingertip, warship, readership, thrip, partisanship, showmanship, blue chip, proprietorship, unzip, round trip, gamesmanship, professorship, one-upmanship, trusteeship, steamship, brinksmanship, upmanship, bipartisanship, gunship, buggy whip, pink slip, wing tip, directorship, governorship, chairmanship, headship, bulldog clip, generalship, consulship, lightship, smart as a whip, buffalo chip.

Adjectives that are often used to describe skip:
little, direct, long, hop, old, better, empty, single, public, short, upward, sudden, rubbish, quick, occasional, wide, downward, automatic, full, octave, and, big, melodic, double, ton, indirect, grade, dumping, hoppity, slight, radical, light, half, happy, eye, merry, day, reckless, funny, wiggle, joyous, conditional, ascending, east, discrete, fantastic, legged, forward, backward, tall, chordal, extra, click, opening, peculiar, comprehensive, tipping, concrete, huge, flat, ecstatic, strange, dear, sideways, gonna, fast, print, awkward, discharging, select, excited, involuntary, girlish, unusual, tiny.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective skip:
jump, rope, step, bombing, distance, jack, person, counting, jacks, line, count, stop, adder, lot, breakfast, grant, hoist, links, lou, school, dessert, persons, lunch, anything, resolve, row, away, class, welding, lines, tooth, run, dinner, home, method, zone, breathing, town, payment, hop, out, trace, generation, bdb, processing, question, metastasis, delay, nothing, sequential, frame, locking, branch, rest, andjump, jumping, pattern, adders, host, weave, tracing, database, relationships, alcohol, blades, instructions, stops, outs, rigadoon, right, load, hoisting, tracer, errors, key, slave, names, trajectory, ping, framing, tables, indicator, put, thread, instruction, layer, lesion, dance, hoists, mode, accident, loader.

Consonant match to skip:
scope, scoop, scape, skype, scaup, schappe, schip, skop, skipp.

Words that sound like skip:
skip, skep, scup, skup, scep, scope, scoop, scape, skype, scop, scap, scoup, scaup, skop, skap, skibbe, scub, sip, scab, skipped, skipper, skippy, skips, scrip, skimp, cip, sipp, skib, skrip, scip, skp, sippe, scob, sgp, eqip, shqip, sup, ska, sep, sca, cep, skelp, scupper, cka, scopy, sculp, sepp, supp, suck up, suppe, suck-up, ssip, siop, scelp, skah, soak up, soukup, ceop, sqa, sew up, seop, sack up, scups, psych up, sick up, skeps, escape, sap, scalp, scooper, scamp, scoops, scapes, scarp, scooped, sco, sapp, sape, icecap, cib, scaped, ascap, scoe, ceap, cpe, scaps, cko, cyp, scopa, scarpe, scie, scapa, schi, scaw, psyop, ice cap, eyecup, saap, c.p, eye cup.