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skip

verb as in avoid, miss

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When Pia Honey had her house extended in 2021, the builders planned to put her old flooring into a skip - much to her surprise.

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Lead absorption is higher after a fast of three hours or more, and skipping breakfast may contribute to higher blood lead levels in children.

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The committee has skipped over previous years as well, the report stated.

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"Often when you go to studios you see wood being thrown into skips, which often gets burnt, which is a crying shame."

From BBC

Police spokesman Andre Martin denied that the officer was told by his superiors to skip the appearance and said numerous other cases were also dismissed due to the absence.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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