Skit and Variety

Skit

Skit noun - A short theatrical episode.

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Variety and skit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Variety" instead a noun "Skit".

Variety noun - The quality or state of being composed of many different elements or types.

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Skit and variety are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Skit" with "Variety", this nouns are similar.

Nearby Words: variation, varied, various

musical	musical skit	musical variety
particular	particular skit	particular variety
typical	typical skit	typical variety
usual	usual skit	usual variety
Other adjectives: common, complete, small, little, classic, last, different, western, comedic.

A skit on Carol Burnett's variety show back in the '70s had her character pull things needed for songwriting out of her cleavage: paper, pencils.

Source: Victoria's Secret Compartment
A single comedy skit was eventually expanded to fill the entire half hour, and what remained of the variety format was moved to an hourlong format.

Source: Half Hour Comedy
One skit had Max (allegedly) playing the piano while singing and apparently flirting with a copy of himself, all while a variety of old, black-and-white Stock Footage played on a nearby monitor.

Source: Stock Footage

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