Definition of «skit»

A skit is a short, usually comedic play or performance that often features exaggerated characters and situations. It can be performed by actors on stage, in film, or as part of a larger production such as a variety show or television program. Skits are typically meant to entertain audiences with their humor and satire, while also providing social commentary on issues relevant to society at the time.

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The drama club performed a hilarious skit about life in a high school cafeteria.
During the talent show, a group of friends put together a skit making fun of popular movies.
The comedy skit at the variety show had the audience in stitches.
For our class project, we created a skit that illustrated the effects of pollution on the environment.
The late-night comedy show included a skit satirizing current political events.
At the family reunion, the kids performed a skit reenacting their grandparents' love story.
The improv troupe delighted the audience with a skit inspired by audience suggestions.
As part of the company's team-building day, employees were divided into groups to create skits that showcased their communication skills.
The charity event included a skit to raise awareness about homelessness in the community.
The elementary school talent show featured a variety of skits, including one based on a popular children's book.

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MacGruber is probably the most entertaining SNL skit in the past few SNL seasons and I think it can transition into a pretty funny feature length. (filmjunk.com)
The hokey slogan has long invited mockery, most famously in a series of skits on Rock et Belles Oreilles (think Kids in the Hall in French). (canadianbusiness.com)
The film is more a series of skits with the guys going from little adventure to little adventure. (seligfilmnews.com)
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Definition of «skit»

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