skit
skit
Definition
skit (skit)
noun
- Now Rare a taunt; gibe
- a short piece of satirical or humorous writing
- a short, comic theatrical sketch
Etymology: < dial., v., to be skittish, taunt, prob. < Scand var. of ON skjōta, shoot
skit
Synonyms
skit
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- perform: The Stretch People did a top job hosting the show & performed several skits throughout the entire evening.
- do: We did a skit named ' The Small Bad Pig ' .
- include: The original version also includes a silly skit about a human who dies and looks for heaven.
- write: Here's an example... As an adult Sunday School teacher, I wrote many skits to illustrate the themes of my lessons.
- enjoy: A skit thoroughly enjoyed by Wright who exclaimed: ' I don't know what it is about little people.
- air: It is certainly true, in any case, that Richard and Tony travel to SW5 to air this satiric skit.
Adjective modifier
- comic: The Flanagan Brothers In the comic skit Fun at Hogan's the stereotypical Italian tenor is silenced with.. .
- short: Most of the company's plays were short skits or entertaining pieces that fitted convention.
- little: And finally, a little skit about who's in china.
- humorous: It was a humorous skit on an incident that had happened a couple of days earlier.
- clever: The show was originally labeled a children's program, but its silliness and clever skits also appealed to adult audiences.
- wonderful: I do not think EW would willingly have given up this wonderful skit.
Noun used with modifier
