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skite

/skaɪt/

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noun

A sudden hit or blow; a glancing blow.

Examples :

"The stone skipped across the water, each skite sending up a small spray. "

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noun

Examples :

"He used a clever skite to distract the guard and sneak past. "

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noun

A contemptible person.

Examples :

""Nobody likes Mark; he's such a skite." "

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noun

A drinking binge.

Examples :

"After a long week of exams, the students went on a skite to celebrate. "

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noun

One who skites; a boaster.

Examples :

"My brother is such a skite; he always brags about his achievements, even the small ones. "

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verb

Examples :

"He started to skite about his high test score, even though everyone else did well too. "

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verb

To skim or slide along a surface.

Examples :

"The flat stone skited across the surface of the pond before sinking. "

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verb

To slip, such as on ice.

Examples :

"Walking on the icy sidewalk, I nearly skited and dropped my groceries. "

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verb

To drink a large amount of alcohol.

Examples :

"After a long week at work, John decided to skite a few beers with his friends. "

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verb

To defecate, to shit.

Examples :

"The puppy had to skite outside after eating his dinner. "

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noun

A kind of hermitage

Examples :

"The old skite, nestled high in the mountains, was a place of quiet contemplation for the monks. "

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