Associations to the word «Skit»
Noun
- Cabaret
- Horatio
- Jimmy
- Duo
- Sitcom
- Starring
- Mama
- Circus
- Hodgson
- Episode
- Smiley
- Rendition
- Planter
- Footage
- Dancing
- Popular
- Bert
- Rosenberg
- Mad
- Cher
- Presentation
- Scratch
- Foley
- Video
- Contestant
- Song
- Haynes
- Dance
- Sherlock
- Chicken
- Viewer
- Choreography
- Housekeeper
- Wentworth
- Carol
- Character
- Conway
- Special
- Pt
- Hop
- Dialogue
- Musical
- Mtv
- Fuck
- Rehearsal
- Host
- Scare
- Wig
- Appearing
- Tina
- Chuck
- Theater
- Dj
- Guest
- Quiz
- Myers
- Blaine
- Drama
- Gorilla
- Movie
- Housewife
- Halo
- Richter
- Weekend
- Theme
- Prop
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SKIT, noun. A short comic performance.
SKIT, noun. A jeer or sally; a brief satire.
SKIT, noun. (obsolete) A wanton girl; a wench.
SKIT, verb. (Ireland) (Liverpool) to make fun of. (Used in Merseyside)
Dictionary definition
SKIT, noun. A short theatrical episode.
Wise words
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