How Do You Spell SKITE?

Pronunciation: [skˈa͡ɪt] (IPA)

The word "skite" is spelled with the letters "s", "k", "i", "t", and "e". It is pronounced as /skaɪt/ in IPA phonetic transcription. This word is commonly used in Scotland and Ireland to refer to someone who is boastful or arrogant. It is also used as a verb to mean "to boast" or "to show off". The spelling of this word may seem unusual, but it follows the typical English pattern of using the letter "e" at the end of a word to indicate a long vowel sound.

SKITE Meaning and Definition

1. Skite is a noun that refers to a boastful, self-promoting, or arrogant person. It can also be used as a verb to describe the act of boasting or bragging excessively. This term is primarily used in Scottish and Australian English, and it is considered informal or colloquial.

   As a noun, a skite is someone who engages in frequent and often exaggerated self-praise or boasts about their achievements, abilities, or possessions. Skites tend to openly display their superiority or self-importance, often seeking attention or affirmation from others. They often come across as arrogant or egotistical.

   When used as a verb, to skite means to boast or brag excessively. Skiting often involves making grandiose claims about oneself or one's accomplishments in order to attract attention, impress others, or boost one's own ego. The act of skiting typically involves exaggeration and embellishment, making the claims seem inflated or over-the-top.

   While skite is commonly used to describe individuals, it can also be applied to actions, behaviors, or situations that involve excessive self-promotion or boasting. It can have a negative connotation, implying that the person or action is seen as obnoxious, arrogant, or insincere.

   Overall, skite is a term used to label someone who frequently brags or boasts excessively, often to the annoyance or disapproval of others.

Common Misspellings for SKITE

• skiet
• sakite
• scyte
• scite
• skit
• skiit
• zkite
• skkte
• sk9te
• ski5e
• skit4
• zskite
• szkite
• xskite
• sxkite
• dskite
• sdkite
• eskite
• wskite
• swkite

Etymology of SKITE

The term "skite" originates from Scottish English and is derived from the Old Norse word "skíta", which means "to defecate". Over time, the meaning of "skite" evolved to refer to someone who is impudent, boastful, or obnoxious. Today, it is commonly used in Scotland as a colloquial term to describe a person who is brash, overly confident, or who talks nonsense.

Similar spelling words for SKITE

• CECT,
• SOHCAHTOA,
• SCBT/MR,
• skyhd,
• SQIID,
• SCHED,
• XECT,
• Cicadae,
• scatty,
• zygoid,
• sogged,
• Skute,
• SGT,
• zuccotti,
• sakoda,
• sakti,
• wax-scot,
• SEACAT,
• F-SGT,
• Seaghdha,
• zigged,
• CEGET,
• segato,
• SCPIDT,
• Scotty,
• HCECD,
• PSCRD,
• scud,
• SKITT,
• ZCTU,
• Saccade,
• sectio,
• seeckt,
• scot-free,
• SOKT,
• SOCATA,
• skate,
• Swagged,
• sukit,
• Squawweed,
• Skat,
• skidi,
• succot,
• secta,
• A-SCAT,
• War-scot,
• SECTY,
• sogeti,
• sicut,
• S-SGT,
• SEGAT,
• non-skid,
• SKD,
• HSSGT,
• L/SGT,
• SCSTY,
• saiget,
• zygote,
• squattier,
• SGD,
• cycad,
• cejkaite,
• CYGT,
• scott,
• s/sgt,
• squat,
• A/SKID,
• XCCT,
• Scate,
• SAYAKHAT,
• SCOTA,
• skoda,
• sickout,
• scadta,
• scattier,
• sect,
• Sucked,
• SCADA,
• ZQD,
• GR/SCFWET,
• SUCD-SPCR,
• scout,
• SCTAT,
• cicada,
• C-SCAT,
• ZCTA,
• PT-SQUAD,
• SQD,
• scat,
• SSJCD,
• Scudo,
• sqaud,
• scut,
• SGOTI,
• sub-sect,
• SKT,
• SIGD,
• skid,
• squad-car,
• CICT,
• SCSTA,
• sakit,
• zykaite,
• N-SCAT,
• psocodea,
• SAGD,
• zagato,
• Skiddaw,
• Succade,
• socked,
• xcode,
• sagada,
• skidoo,
• sackett,
• Skyed,
• SKATA,
• SIGTTO,
• zagged,
• SWACTA,
• SACT,
• SEKT,
• sacada,
• SOCAT,
• swacked,
• sketty,
• scotti,
• SEACATT,
• Siccate,
• SCADU,
• Squitee,
• SCZD,
• sakhaite,
• seagate,
• sacked,
• sukkot,
• XKD,
• psagot,
• scrod,
• SCLAT,
• sukta,
• SCVDHA,
• skiddoo,
• sikhote,
• Scrit,
• zacuto,
• sakata,
• skudai,
• scottie,
• SGOTY,
• T/F/SGT.,
• Sagged,
• scuti,
• sicked,
• Scatt,
• Scuta,
• zgoda,
• SOCCT,
• SUGD,
• suchiate,
• Soul-scot,
• SCAT-I,
• skeat,
• skiied,
• SCRD,
• squatty,
• cicuta,
• SCNT,
• soaked,
• SKED,
• sought,
• Scudi,
• CYCT1,
• sogod,
• scot,
• zakat,
• scut-work,
• scoot,
• socket,
• sekhet,
• sket,
• sakta,
• Scrid,
• skade,
• SSQT,
• skid-row,
• SCREAT,
• Scoat,
• sgt.,
• SKUAT,
• SJKDT,
• SSGT,
• sziget,
• Seagdha,
• scute,
• SGOT,
• SCWID,
• PSECT,
• Scrode,
• skit,
• skeete,
• SACTA,
• skytte,
• SCOTI,
• HSCWD,
• Scotto,
• Saccate,
• skete,
• skewed,
• Screwed,
• squaddie,
• SAWCAD,
• soughed,
• SACD,
• skiddy,
• squad,
• skeet,
• SEQT,
• CYCD1,
• Scrat,
• sakda,
• anti-skid,
• Skied,
• screed,
• Swagata,
• Skeed,
• un-sought,
• secada,
• be-sought,
• Sucket,
• saket,
• swigged,
• zagat,
• SAGT,
• segued,
• SICOT,
• skadi,
• HCYCT1,
• sokoto,
• Scoutt,
• squid,
• Skout,
• scad,
• sokota,
• HSWACT,
• Skitty,
• suketu.

Plural form of SKITE is SKITES

Conjugate verb Skite

CONDITIONAL

I would skite

you would skite

he/she/it would skite

we would skite

they would skite

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be skiting

you would be skiting

he/she/it would be skiting

we would be skiting

they would be skiting

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have skite

you would have skite

he/she/it would have skite

we would have skite

they would have skite

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been skiting

you would have been skiting

he/she/it would have been skiting

we would have been skiting

they would have been skiting

FUTURE

I will skite

you will skite

he/she/it will skite

we will skite

they will skite

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be skiting

you will be skiting

he/she/it will be skiting

we will be skiting

they will be skiting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have skited

you will have skited

he/she/it will have skited

we will have skited

they will have skited

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been skiting

you will have been skiting

he/she/it will have been skiting

we will have been skiting

they will have been skiting

IMPERATIVE

you skite

we let´s skite

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to skite

PAST

I skited

you skited

he/she/it skited

we skited

they skited

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was skiting

you were skiting

he/she/it was skiting

we were skiting

they were skiting

PAST PARTICIPLE

skited

PAST PERFECT

I had skited

you had skited

he/she/it had skited

we had skited

they had skited

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been skiting

you had been skiting

he/she/it had been skiting

we had been skiting

they had been skiting

PRESENT

I skite

you skite

he/she/it skites

we skite

they skite

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am skiting

you are skiting

he/she/it is skiting

we are skiting

they are skiting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

skiting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have skited

you have skited

he/she/it has skited

we have skited

they have skited

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been skiting

you have been skiting

he/she/it has been skiting

we have been skiting

they have been skiting