Synonym: bypass, jump, leap, omit, pass over, spring. Similar words: ski, skill, skirt, skilled. Meaning: [skɪp] 
n. 1. a gait in which steps and hops alternate 2. a mistake resulting from neglect. v. 1. bypass 2. intentionally fail to attend 3. jump lightly 4. leave suddenly 5. bound off one point after another 6. cause to skip over a surface.
n. 1. a gait in which steps and hops alternate 2. a mistake resulting from neglect. v. 1. bypass 2. intentionally fail to attend 3. jump lightly 4. leave suddenly 5. bound off one point after another 6. cause to skip over a surface. 
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181 Trying to skip basic JIT compilation of certain methods that the JIT compiled into some of the ISA instructions not belonging to the set understood by the host processor hardly makes sense.
182 Through the Analysis in problems existing in the previous control device for skip loading and renovation, a set of automatic control and counting device is designed which can achieves a better effect.
183 Skip the off-color or "racially targeted" jokes, Griffen said. And be careful about sensitive subjects such as politics and religion.
184 You have the option to align the titles to the left, center, or right of the page, and you can use the skip option to leave blank lines after each title.
185 We could, of course, skip the interfaces and let the configuration code use things like FingerFactoryFromService directly.
186 Skip the bric-a-brac, and only have one or two simple decorations, such as a few flowers in a vase or a Zen garden.
187 Other names on the roster include the "menacing" point guard tandem of Mario Chalmers and Rafer "Skip to my Lou" Alston, James Jones, as well point guard as the Miami favorite, Udonis Haslem.
188 Row and column skip modes use subsampling to reduce the output resolution without reducing field-of-view.
189 Blogs have led to some disintermediation and a breakdown of the traditional advertising model where companies can skip over the advertising agencies and contact the customers directly themselves.
190 Some readers may wish to skip over chapters ten and eleven.
191 I think I'll skip hors d'oeuvre and have roast duck.
192 Keeping regular mealtimes is especially important if you're experiencing depression or mania/hypomania,(www.Sentencedict.com) when the temptation to skip meals can make your symptoms worse.
193 Some readers may wish to skip the dialogue section after the next boldfaced advisory.
194 Rumors about the marriage intensified this hebdomad afterward a presidential spokesman said Cecilia Sarkozy would skip a state meet to Morocco next week.
195 A short section on how the law plays into these activities may seem a bit preachy to some, and they should feel free to skip it.