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Walking that got bored and decided to bounce.
means Moving forward with a light hopping step, alternating feet — or jumping over something, in time or space.
from From Middle English skippen, likely Scandinavian, kin to Old Norse skopa, to leap or run. The word has been bouncing along since the 1300s.
Kid economicsChildren skip because it actually costs less energy.
Double meaningAlso means dodging chapters, classes, or breakfast.
Rope royaltyBoxers skip to build footwork and stamina.