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skip off

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skip off
vb
(intr, adverb) Brit informal to leave work, school, etc., early or without authorization
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? skip off
vi (inf)abhauen (inf)


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A whole generation of children will never know the pleasure of swimming in the outdoor pool (or toddlers splashing about in the paddling pool) and as a child growing up in Gabalfa in the 1960s and '70s, I can well remember sitting in a baking hot classroom on a summer's afternoon and gazing out of the window, longing for the last bell so that we could race home, grab our bathers and towel and skip off to Llandaff baths.
Bendall, 34, had to go and skip off the excess in Birmingham while Smith and his corner team, including American Buddy McGirt, relaxed and refuelled.
The unlikely combination of the musical Oliver, a bunch of spritely over-50s and lots of skipping ropes helped the members of the North-east Keep Fit Association skip off with the category title in the national Keep Fit Association's National Championship at Blackpool's Winter Gardens last weekend.
 
 
 
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