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skeet in Polish

skeet in Polish is skeet, spust, pryskać — skeet means a shooting sport in which clay discs are launched into the air as moving targets.

skeet in Polish

skeet
noun
(uncountable) A form of trapshooting using clay targets to simulate birds in flight.
spust
noun
(uncountable, slang, AAVE) The ejaculation of semen.
pryskać
verb
(ambitransitive, of fluids) To shoot or spray.
prysnąć
verb
(ambitransitive, of fluids) To shoot or spray.
psikać
verb
(ambitransitive, of fluids) To shoot or spray.
psiknąć
verb
(ambitransitive, of fluids) To shoot or spray.
spuszczać się
verb
(AAVE, slang) To ejaculate.
spuścić się
verb
(AAVE, slang) To ejaculate.

What does "skeet" mean?

  1. noun A shooting sport in which clay discs are launched into the air as moving targets.
    "He spends most weekends at the skeet range."
  2. noun Informal: a short post on the Bluesky social media platform.
    "She posted a skeet about the new album drop."
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skeet in a sentence

  • He spends most weekends at the skeet range.
  • She posted a skeet about the new album drop.

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What is "skeet" in Polish?

"skeet" in Polish is skeet, spust, pryskać. skeet means: A shooting sport in which clay discs are launched into the air as moving targets.

How do you use "skeet" in a sentence?

Example: "He spends most weekends at the skeet range." In Polish, "skeet" is skeet, spust, pryskać.

Are there other ways to say "skeet" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 8 translations listed for "skeet": skeet, spust, pryskać, prysnąć, psikać, psiknąć.

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