skite

[skahyt]

skite Definition

• 1. to go quickly and without control
• 2. to boast or brag

Using skite: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "skite" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The car skited on the icy road.

• Example

  He skited about his new job to anyone who would listen.

skite Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for skite

• speed
• dash
• zoom
• brag
• boast

Phrases with skite

• skite off

  to leave quickly or suddenly

  Example

  He skited off when he saw the police coming.

• skite around

  to move around quickly and without control

  Example

  The ball skited around the field, making it difficult for the players to catch it.

• skite over

  to gloss over or ignore something

  Example

  He skited over the details of his mistake, hoping no one would notice.

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Summary: skite in Brief

The verb 'skite' [skahyt] has two meanings: to move quickly and without control, as in 'The car skited on the icy road,' and to boast or brag, as in 'He skited about his new job to anyone who would listen.' It can also be used in phrases like 'skite off,' meaning to leave quickly, and 'skite over,' meaning to ignore something.