skit
- noun
- /skɪt/
- Let's do a little skit right now.
- perform a skit
- short skits
- plays and skits
They go there, they perform skits, they dress up in costumes.
- They go there, they perform skits, they dress up in costumes.
- But and at one of the skits there were Norah Jones.
- My first season on Saturday Night Live, all my skits shot down.
- He was acting out scenes, acting out skits like he was he was Zorro.
- It's not just a writer and, and, and actors will write skits and pitch stuff and whatever.
- And every Monday I release a sketch comedy skit.
- We take our skits and all our talent and our funny to Instagram.
- You should, you should do a little Twilight skit out there.
- And I mean they had they was skits and it was it was big.
Examples
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Students also engaged in stories or skits, such as The Little Engine That Could, when studying the concept of persistence.
Academic text (2012) -
You need to get us in a skit, Dave.
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This was a skit for a new short we're working on.
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And so we did a little skit or whatever.
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Creating and performing a skit based on a piece of music.
Academic text (2003) -
The performance was unique because it featured a small skit with children carrying various signs and posters.
Academic text (1995) -
In our international group, employees were given the opportunity to create skits that demonstrated the issues.
Academic text (1996) -
The middle of the room was left free for skits, songs, and dances.
Academic text (1993) -
The cigarette company's troupe performed its skit and passed out free samples to many in the audience.
Academic text (2006) -
The students performed a hilarious skit for the school talent show.
Synonyms
A short performance by an entertainer or group in a show
A short act in a show to entertain people
A short often funny part of a show
A short acted scene often performed during a larger show
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word skit is like a short comic sketch, so a helpful way to remember it is to think of a quick little scene or joke. So a skit is a 'short', often 'funny' performance.