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skit
(skĭt)n.
1. A short, usually comic dramatic performance or work; a theatrical sketch.
2. A short humorous or satirical piece of writing.
[Origin unknown.]
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skit
(skɪt)n
1. (Theatre) a brief satirical theatrical sketch
2. (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) a short satirical piece of writing
3. a trick or hoax
[C18: related to earlier verb skit to move rapidly, hence to score a satirical hit, probably of Scandinavian origin; related to Old Norse skjóta to shoot]
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skit
(skɪt)n.
1. a short literary piece of a humorous or satirical character.
2. a short theatrical scene or act, usu. comical.
3. a gibe or taunt.
[1720–30; of obscure orig.]
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skit
noun parody, spoof (informal), travesty, takeoff (informal), burlesque, turn, sketch clever skits on popular songs
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skit
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skit
[ˈskɪt] n (= sketch) → sketch m satiriquea skit on sth → un sketch sur qchski tow n → remonte-pente m
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