skip skip /ˈskɪp/

noun

1. A mistake resulting from neglect  ( skip , omission )
   a mistake resulting from neglect
   
2. A gait in which steps and hops alternate  ( skip )
   a gait in which steps and hops alternate
   

verb

1. () Bypass  ( jump , skip over , pass over , skip )
   bypass
    He skipped a row in the text and so the sentence was incomprehensible
   He skipped a row in the text and so the sentence was incomprehensible
   
2. () Jump lightly  ( hop-skip , skip , hop )
   jump lightly
   
3. () Intentionally fail to attend  ( cut , skip )
   intentionally fail to attend
    Cut class
   cut class
   
4. Cause to skip over a surface  ( skim , skip , skitter )
   cause to skip over a surface
    Skip a stone across the pond
   Skip a stone across the pond
   
5. Bound off one point after another  ( bound off , skip )
   bound off one point after another
   
6. Leave suddenly  ( decamp , skip , vamoose [Informal] )
   leave suddenly
    She persuaded him to decamp
   She persuaded him to decamp
    Skip town
   skip town