skit
IPA: skˈɪt
noun
- A short comic performance.
- A jeer or sally; a brief satire.
- (obsolete) A wanton girl; a wench.
verb
- (transitive, Ireland, Liverpool, Merseyside) To make fun of.
- (regional, intransitive) To leap aside; to caper.
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Examples of "skit" in Sentences
- They fiddle danced during the skit.
- At the end of the skit, they fiddle dance.
- Queen Topaz is the star of the annual skit.
- The one on the SNL skit is the best of the bunch.
- Not every skit is funny, but overall I enjoy the program.
- A blender would seem to fit the food theme of the skit more.
- It is shown in the background on the wall in the racing skit.
- It is seen eating the great pumpkin near the end of the skit.
- Munson was the subject of a number of skits on the Caribou Show.
- Sunaina pleads Chirag to enact the role of the king in the skit.
- The next skit depicted the aftermath of the birth of Tom Cruise's baby.
- An Australian comedy skit from the early 1990′s, about an oil tanker that lost its bow.
- This skit is from the Russian group Bolshaya Raznitsa, which translates to Big Difference. (via Dark Roasted Blend)
- This is perfect that Saturday Night live will do a Palin skit again and we can all laugh and truly realize how truly pathetic Sarah Palin is.
- And the call in skit thing kinda sounds similar to what Rush does when he decides to let the occasional liberal or democrat through call screening.
- So, the Saturday Night Live/SNL Tiger Woods skit is drawing some criticism, not for ripping on Tiger, but for being insensitive about domestic abuse on the same show that Rihanna was the musical guest.
- They used the immediacy of the show to throw in a number of hyper-topical jokes from Bret Farve to Chilean miners (too soon?), the show also included just about the only actual skit from the show within the show, TGS, they ever allowed, taking a poke at Fox News.
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