skip

skip

verb

To intentionally miss out or omit a part of something.

"I decided to skip breakfast today."

noun

A large, open container used for collecting and transporting waste materials.

"We hired a skip for the building rubbish."

verb

To move by jumping lightly, often over a rope or along a path.

"The children skipped happily down the lane."

Thesaurus

Synonyms: decamp, vamoose, pass over, skip over, jump, omission, bound off, skitter, skim, hop-skip, hop, cut