skip
/skɪp/Definitions
1. verb
to jump or leap over something, especially in a single bound or movement
“The children skipped rope in the playground.”
2. verb
to pass over or leave out something, especially in a careless or thoughtless manner
“She skipped over the difficult part of the book and continued reading.”
3. verb
to dance lightly and carefree, often with a bouncing movement
“They skipped to the music at the party.”
4. noun
a rope or string with knots tied at regular intervals, used for jumping or playing
“The kids played with a jump rope in the backyard.”
5. noun
a place or moment where something is left out or omitted
“The skip in the movie was a funny scene that made everyone laugh.”
6. noun
a container or area where refuse or waste is collected
“The skip for construction waste was filled to the top.”
7. interjection
used to express surprise, excitement, or disappointment
“Skip! I just got tickets to the concert.”