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skitter

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Verb — To move quickly and lightly, as if scampering.

How to use skitter

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Etymology

Likely a frequentative form of an older Scottish/Northern English word skite, meaning to move suddenly and lightly.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “skitter” mean?

The word “skitter” means to move quickly and lightly, as if scampering. In plain terms, to scurry or scamper in short, quick movements.

How do you pronounce “skitter”?

“Skitter” is pronounced SKIH-tuh (/ˈskɪtɚ/ in IPA).

How do you use “skitter” in a sentence?

Here is “skitter” used in a sentence: “A mouse skittered across the kitchen floor.”

What part of speech is “skitter”?

“Skitter” is a verb.

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