Skip

/skˈɪp/

/ˈskɪp/

to skip

to jump quickly and slightly while walking

to not do an activity on purpose, particularly one that one is supposed to do or usually does

to make something move lightly and quickly over a surface, typically with a skipping or bouncing motion

to leave a place hastily and secretly

to rebound or bounce off a surface after impact

to deliberately and quickly move past or jump over certain sections or portions of media, such as audio tracks, video segments, or chapters

Skip

a mistake resulting from neglect

a gait in which steps and hops alternate

Example

The friends skipped hand in hand through the meadow, reveling in the carefree moment.

The children skipped joyfully along the path, enjoying the sunny day.

She couldn't contain her excitement and started to skip down the street.

Despite the rain, they skipped through puddles on their way home.

The little girl decided to skip all the way to the playground, giggling as she went.

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