skip
skip
- n a gait in which steps and hops alternate
- n a mistake resulting from neglect
- v bypass
He skipped a row in the text and so the sentence was incomprehensible - v intentionally fail to attend
- v jump lightly
- v leave suddenly
skip town - v bound off one point after another
- v cause to skip over a surface
- DON QUIXOTE OF THE WEEK Can there be any physical activity not yet annexed by the gym and footwear folk and marketed as the newest fitness craze? At least one--skipping down.
- Fathers tended to skip family meals, eat at work or feed their families take-out meals; mothers were likely to skip breakfast and buy restaurant or prepared entrees instead of .
- She needed to skip at least three--she was doing sixth-grade work at age 7.