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- Dictionaryskite/skʌɪt/
verb
- 1. boast: Australian, New Zealand "she did it just so that she could skite about it"
- 2. move quickly and forcefully, especially when glancing off a surface: "rain skited off her coat"
noun
- 1. a boaster. derogatory Australian, New Zealand
- 2. a period of heavy drinking: Scottish "he only drank brandy when he was on a skite"
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1. (intransitive) to slide or slip, as on ice. 2. (transitive) to strike with a sharp or glancing blow. noun. 3. an instance of sliding or slipping. 4. a sharp or glancing blow.
- American
8 senses: 1. to slide or slip, as on ice 2. to strike with a...
- On The Skite
Scottish and Irish on a drinking spree.... Click for English...
- Brag
5 meanings: 1. to speak of (one's own achievements,...
- American
The meaning of SKITE is to move quickly or hurriedly. How to use skite in a sentence.
Skite definition: a quick, oblique blow or stroke; a chopping blow.. See examples of SKITE used in a sentence.
Define skite. skite synonyms, skite pronunciation, skite translation, English dictionary definition of skite. vb 1. to slide or slip, as on ice 2. to strike with a sharp or glancing blow n 3. an instance of sliding or slipping 4. a sharp or glancing blow 5.
30 Jun 2024 · skite (third-person singular simple present skites, present participle skiting, simple past and past participle skited) ( Australia, Ireland, New Zealand) To boast . ( Northern Ireland) To skim or slide along a surface. ( Scotland, slang) To slip, such as on ice.
To shoot or dart swiftly, esp. in an oblique direction; to run lightly and rapidly; to make off hastily. Scottish and dialect. 1721. Like a shot starn, that thro the air Skyts east or west with unko glare. A. Ramsay, Rise & Fall of Stocks 112. 1859. To skite about is to go running about.
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