skillet
1>     (  )
2>    
3>      
4> ,  (  )

skillful
1> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
skillful mechanic  
_Ex:
to be skillful at carpentry   ; 
 
_Ex:
they are skillful with their fingers    
_Ex:
he is skillful with a tool of any kind   
  
2> ,  
_Ex:
skillful cross-examination   

_Ex:
skillful operation  
_Ex:
skillful handling  
_Ex:
skillful answer  

skilling
1> , 

skilly
1> _. 

skim
1>  (, )
2>  
_Ex:
skim cheese  
3>   (  -)
4>  (, ; . skim off)
_Ex:
to skim milk    
_Ex:
to skim the cream from the milk    
_Ex:
to skim soup of its scum    
5> _.  
6>   
_Ex:
a pond skimmed (over) with ice ,   
_Ex:
the liquid was skimmed over with a film  

7> _.    
8> _-.  
_Id:
to skim the cream off  ,  
9>  ;   
10>    ; ,   
_Ex:
a skater skims the ice     
_Ex:
he seems to skim the ground  ,    
_Ex:
the bicycle skimmed along the road    
_Ex:
to skim the surface _.    
11> (. over)   ,   
_Ex:
to skim the bar _.    (
)
_Ex:
a bird is skimming (over) the sea     
_Ex:
the aeroplane skimmed above the trees  , 
  
12> ,  (  
 )
_Ex:
he skimmed a flat stone across the water   
,     
_Ex:
he skimmed his hat in the air    
13> (. over)   ( -)
_Ex:
to skim (over) a subject    
14> (. over, through)  
_Ex:
to skim over a book   
_Ex:
read carefully, do not skim  ,   
15> _.   (   )

skim milk
1>  
_Ex:
skim milk cheese  

skim money
1> _.  ; ,   

2> _.  ;   
;  

skim-coulter
1> _-. 

skim-through
1> _.  
_Ex:
to give the essay a skim-through   

skimble-skamble
1>  , ; , 
2> , , 

skimboard
1>         

skimmer
1> 
2>        
3>  
4> _. 
5>        
6> 
7> _. _. 
8>  
9> _. ,  (Rhynchops)
10>     ()
11>     

skimming
1>  , 
2>    
3> _.  
4> _.   
5> _-.  
6> _-.  
7>   
8>  , 
9> 
10>   ( -);  
_Id:
skimming clearance _.   ()

_Id:
skimming dive   ()
11> _.   (   )

skimming-dish
1> ,    , 
2> _. _.     
3> _. _. 

skimo
1> _. _. 

skimp
1> _. 
2> _.  ;  ( -); 
( -)
_Ex:
to skimp smb. with food  -  
_Ex:
to skimp the butter when making cake    
3>  ,  ; 
_Ex:
to skimp and screw , 
_Ex:
to skimp to save money   ,   
4> _.  -, 
_Ex:
to skimp work   , 

skimping
1> _. ,  

skimpy
1> ; ;  
_Ex:
skimpy meal  
_Ex:
a skirt which is skimpy round the hips ,  
 
2> ; 

skin
1> 
_Ex:
clear skin  
_Ex:
fair skin  
_Ex:
true skin _.  , 
_Ex:
skin incision _.  
_Ex:
stripped to the skin  
_Ex:
wet to the skin  
_Ex:
to wear smth. next to the skin  -   
_Ex:
skin and bones    ( )
2> , ""
_Ex:
to save one's skin   
_Ex:
to sleep with a whole skin, to keep a whole skin 
  
3> I would not be in his skin        
4> , ,  
_Ex:
lion's skin  
_Ex:
lizard's skin  
_Ex:
the skin of a sheep 
_Ex:
to cast the skin  , 
_Ex:
it took forty skins to make this coat    
 
5> _.  (  )
6>  ( ), 
7> , 
_Ex:
the skin of an apple  
_Ex:
the skin of a tomato  
_Ex:
to peel the skin off a pine-apple  
_Ex:
potatoes boiled in their skins   
8> ; ;    
_Ex:
a skin on boiled milk    
_Ex:
a defensive skin  
9>  ()
10>  ( )
11>  , 
_Ex:
rocket skin  
12> _.    
13> _.    
14> _. 
15> _. 
_Ex:
he isn't a bad old skin   ,    
16> _. "" 
17> _. , 
18> _. 
19> _.  
20> _. _.  ( )
21> _. 
_Id:
to have a thick skin  
_Id:
to have a thin skin  
_Id:
to jump out of one's skin (with joy)    (
); ,  ( )
_Id:
to change one's skin   ; 

_Id:
one cannot change one's skin ()   ;  

_Id:
to escape by the skin of one's teeth  
_Id:
to get under smb.'s skin  -; 
  -;  - 
_Id:
that sort of music always gets under my skin  
  
_Id:
in a bad skin   , "  "
_Id:
in his skin ,    (   
 -)
_Id:
(here's to the) skin off your nose!  !
_Id:
it is no skin off your back      
 
_Id:
we are all the same under our skins   
_Id:
skin beginning to crack _. _.   ,
 
_Id:
to dispose of the bear's skin before one his caught the bear
   
22> ,    ; 
_Ex:
to skin rabbit  
_Ex:
to skin a fox    
23>   , , 
_Ex:
to skin a fruit    
24> , ,  
_Ex:
to skin one's knee  () 
25>  , ,  
_Ex:
it will skin the ulcerous place    
26>  (. skin over)
_Ex:
the wound began to skin (over)   
27> _. , 
28>  ( )
29> _. ,     
 (. skin off)
_Ex:
to skin off a jersey  
30> _.  (-); , 
31> _.  ,    (. 
 )
_Ex:
to skin smb. of every shilling   -  
 
32> _. ,  ( skin up)
_Ex:
to skin the rope to the top of the wall   
 
33> _. (over) 
34> _. , 
_Ex:
he was skinned at the polls    
35> _.  , , 
_Ex:
he was skinned for his disobedience   
 
36> _. _. _. ,  
37>   (, )
38> ,  ( , ; . skin up)
_Ex:
to skin up a tree   
_Ex:
to get into the house by skinning up a drainpipe  
   
39>   
40> _. _. ; 
41> _. , 
_Id:
to skin alive   ;    
( -),   ( -); 
 
_Id:
to skin a flint 
_Id:
to skin the lamb ;  
_Id:
to skin a razor  ;  ;
 

skin disease
1>  

skin flick
1>  

skin friction
1> _.  

skin game
1> _. ,  
2> , 

skin graft
1> _.  ,  

skin grafting
1> _. ,  

skin house
1> _.    
2> _. ,   

skin out
1> _. 
2> _.  (  )

skin search
1> _.    

skin show
1>  ,   


skin test
1> _.  

skin vision
1> _.  

skin-a-guts
1> _.   ;    

skin-deep
1> ,    
_Ex:
skin-deep wound  
2> , , 
_Ex:
skin-deep feeling  
_Ex:
skin-deep impression  
3> , 

skin-diver
1> , ,   
2> ,  

skin-diving
1>    
2> ,  

skin-guard
1> _. 

skin-pop
1> _.    (. )

skin-reflex
1> _.  

skin-tight
1> ,   ( )

skinbound
1> 
2> _.  
_Ex:
skinbound disease , 

skinflint
1> , 

skinfold
1> _.  

skinful
1>   ()
2> _.  , ,  
_Ex:
a skinful of food   
_Ex:
to have a skinful , 

skinhead
1>     ;   
 ""
2>  ()
3> _.    
4> "" (    
60-70 .)

skink
1> _.  (Scincidae)

skinned
1>  
2>     
3>  
_Ex:
to have one's opponent skinned   
4> (-skinned)    :  - 
_Ex:
dark-skinned 
_Ex:
thick-skinned ; , 
_Id:
to keep one's eyes skinned  ,  , 
 
_Id:
skinned rabbit  ;  

skinner
1> 
2> 
3> 
4> _. , 
5> _. _.  
6> , . 
7> ; ; ; 

skinnery
1>  
2>  
3>  

skinny
1> ;   
2> ; 
3>     
4> , 

skinny-dip
1>  
2>  

skint
1> _.    

skintled
1> _.   , 

skip
1> , 
_Ex:
to give a skip for joy   
_Ex:
hop, skip and jump _.  
_Ex:
skip jumping _.   
2>  ( )
3> _. 
4> _. 
5> _. 
6> , 
_Ex:
to skip out of the way   
7>   
_Ex:
to skip for exercise with a skipping-rope 
 
8> _. ,  (. skip about)
_Ex:
to skip (about) like children   
9>  
_Ex:
to skip along the road   
_Ex:
to skip upstairs two at a time  , 
 
10> ( over) , 
_Ex:
to skip (over) a brook  () 
11> (from) , 
_Ex:
to skip (about) from one question to another 
( )     
_Ex:
to skip from one thing to another     ,
  
12> ,  ; ,  
(. skip over)
_Ex:
to skip every tenth row    
_Ex:
to skip certain questions   
()
_Ex:
to skip the descriptions  ( ) 
_Ex:
here the historian skips over half a century  
  
13> (over, through)  
_Ex:
to skip over a book  
_Ex:
skip over to page 105     105
14> _.  ( )
15> _. _. , 
_Ex:
you'd better skip for it    , 

16> _. _. , ,  (. skip off)
_Ex:
he skipped off to America with the money    ,
   
17> _.  ( skip out)
18> _. 
19>    
_Ex:
to skip pebbles on the water " ",  
  (  )
20> _.     
21> _. ; ;  
22> _.  skipper _. _.  ;
23> _.  skipper _. _. _.  


skip across
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to skip across to France for a week   
 

skip over
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to skip over to France for a week   
 

skip tracer
1> _.     , . 


skip zone
1> _.  ;  

skip-bomb
1> _.     

skip-bombing
1> _.   

skip-jumping
1> _. 

skipjack
1> ,  
2> _.  (Sarda sarda)
3> _.  (Caranx)
4> _. - (Elateridae fam.)
5> 
6> ; 

skipper
1> ;   
2> _. _.  
3> _. _. _.   
4> _.  () 
5> _. , 
6> _. , 
_Id:
skipper's daughters   

skippet
1> _.  
2> _.   ,   

skipping rope
1> , 

skippingly
1> 
2> _. ,    ( 
)

skirl
1> _.  
2> _.  ,  
3> _.   
4> _.      
5> _.    

skirmish
1> , , 
_Ex:
border skirmishes  
_Ex:
domestic skirmishes  
_Ex:
he fell in a skirmish    
_Ex:
a skirmish of wits  
2> 
_Ex:
skirmish chain _.  
3>  ( ); 
4>  
5>    -

skirmisher
1>   
2> _. 

skirmishing
1> _. 

skirr
1> ,  ();  ()
2> _. ,  
_Ex:
they made the enemy skirr     
3> _. ;  ( )
_Ex:
the clouds skirr past   
4> _. , 
_Ex:
to skirr the plain   
_Ex:
the schooner skirred the coast    
5> _. 
_Ex:
to skirr a stone  

skirt
1> 
_Ex:
pleated skirt   
2> 
3> 
4> , ; 
_Ex:
on the skirts of the town   
5>  (, )
6>  ()
7>  (, )
8> 
_Ex:
a broad skirt of hillocks   
9> _. "",  , 
_Ex:
a nice-looking skirt  
_Ex:
to chase skirts   
10>  ( )
11> ,   ( )
12> _.  
13>   (. saddle skirt)
14> _.  
15>  ,   ,  ,  ;
, 
_Ex:
precipices skirted the road     

_Ex:
the gardens skirted the riverside     
_Ex:
valley skirted by mountains ,  
_Ex:
the sun skirted the clouds with gold  
 
16> ; ,   
_Ex:
the ship skirted coast   
_Ex:
we skirted round the edge of the grove     
17> ,  
_Ex:
to skirt a hostile town   , 

_Ex:
we skirted a swamp    
18>  ,    ( -)
_Ex:
to skirt danger    
_Ex:
to skirt death     
19>  ( -)
_Ex:
to skirt a topic   
_Ex:
let's not skirt round the awkward questions  
  
20> _. ,   ,  

skirt-board
1>  

skirting
1> , 
2> _. 
3>   
4> _. ;  (. skirting board)

skirting-plant
1> _.  

skit
1> _. ;  
2> _. , 
3> _. 
4> _. ,  (.  
)
_Ex:
to skit at smb.   -
5>    
_Ex:
it is blowing hard today with skits of rain  
      
6>    
_Ex:
insects skitted and danced in the air   
  
7> , 
8> ,  ( , )
_Ex:
the man skitted back into the bushes    
9> _. , 
10> _. ,  
11> _. , 

skite
1> _. , 
2> _. (_.  blatherskite) , 

skitter
1>     (  )
2>   

skittish
1> , 
_Ex:
skittish horse  
2> , ; ; 
3> , , 
_Ex:
skittish little thing  
4> , , ; 
_Ex:
skittish fortune  
5> , 
6>  , 

skittle
1> 
2> .  .  . .:  ()
_Ex:
to play (at) skittles   
_Id:
skittles! !, !, !
_Id:
(not) all beer and skittles ()    

skittle away
1> _. , ; 

skittle-alley
1> 

skittle-ground
1> 

skive
1> _.  
2> (. skive off) , 
3> 
4> ; ;  ( )

skiver
1> _.     
2> _.   

skivvy
1> _.  ( )
2>    
3>       

skivy
1> _.  ( )
2>    
3>       

skiwear
1>    (, , )

sklent
1> _. 
2> _.  
3> _. , 
4> _. 

skoal
1> _.  !

skua
1> _.  (Stercorarius)

skulduggery
1> _. _. 

skulk
1> 
2> ,   ( skulk about, skulk away)
_Ex:
to skulk through back streets  
_Ex:
to skulk into the town    
_Ex:
to skulk round the house    
_Ex:
to skulk away from sight    
3> , 
_Ex:
to skulk in woods   
_Ex:
to skulk behind the laws  
4>    ;   

skull
1> 
_Ex:
skull and crossbones    ( )
2> _. , 
_Ex:
it has at last been hammered into their skulls  
   
3>  ( )
_Id:
thick skull  
_Id:
empty skull  
_Id:
skull session _. 

skull-cap
1> ; ; ; 

skullduggery
1> _. _. 

skunk
1> _. ,  (Mephitis)
2>  , 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
lousy skunk _.  
4> _. _.  
5> _. _.   (); , 

Skupshtina
1>  (   )

sky
1> ;
_Ex:
fleecy sky ,  (-)
_Ex:
under the open sky   ;   
_Ex:
to praise to the skies   
_Ex:
out of a clear sky      ,  ;
    
_Ex:
I hope the skies will clear for you _. ,  
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to live under warmer skies     
_Ex:
the sunny skies of Honolulu   
_Id:
if the skies fall we shall catch larks    
3>  ()   ,  
4>    ()
5> _.   ()

sky army
1> _. _. - 

sky blue
1> 
2> _.  

