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Meanings of little skip in English

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Usage of little skip in English
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I had a little skip down unhappy-memory-lane there for a second, is all.
"Undo": A Novel
2
Rosie took a little skip in the sand to catch up to us.
The wildwater walking club
3
I run, make a little skip, blunder into the rope, and stand there.
Waiting for the Barbarians
4
With a little skip, she darted forward and entered the store.
In every heartbeat
5
He walked with a funny little skip like a wee lassie in the playground.
Fresh
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Isobel's heart did a little skip at the 'our'.
The power of the legendary greek
7
She took a little skip toward us and held one hand out to my mother.
The wildwater walking club
8
Fascinated he watched her reach the curb and with a little skip spring to the pavement.
Golden Stories / A Selection of the Best Fiction by the Foremost...
9
Next year I may take a little skip over here now that I've broken the ice.
Dubliners
10
If I'm on my own I often inadvertently do a little skip over them even now.
The Guardian
11
Dr Stern gave a complacent little skip.
Melnitz
12
Pollyooly gave a little skip as of one removing an unpleasant matter from her mind, and said cheerfully:
Happy Pollyooly: The Rich Little Poor Girl
13
I am doing a little skip.
The Irish Times
14
Before he turned the corner into Badweg, he gave a little skip, as if on the dance floor.
Melnitz
15
Yet again pretending to be on her mobile, Robin looked casually upwards and her heart gave a little skip.
Career of Evil
16
Did he perform a little skip of joy as he approached his lodging house, as he felt for his keys?
The Irish Times
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