Definition of skitch in English:

skitch

verb skɪtʃskɪtʃ

[no object]informal

Hold on to the back of a moving motor vehicle so as to be pulled along while riding a skateboard, bicycle, etc.
we skitched on the back of a passing Pinto
I never said skitching was without risks

Origin

1950s: blend of skate or ski (with reference to being pulled along while sliding on snow or ice) and hitch.

Definition of skitch in US English:

skitch

verbskiCHskɪtʃ

[no object]informal

Hold on to the back of a moving motor vehicle so as to be pulled along while riding a skateboard, bicycle, etc.
we skitched on the back of a passing Pinto
I never said skitching was without risks

Origin

1950s: blend of skate or ski (with reference to being pulled along while sliding on snow or ice) and hitch.

单词	skitch
释义	Definition of skitch in English: skitch verb skɪtʃskɪtʃ [no object]informal Hold on to the back of a moving motor vehicle so as to be pulled along while riding a skateboard, bicycle, etc. we skitched on the back of a passing Pinto I never said skitching was without risks Origin 1950s: blend of skate or ski (with reference to being pulled along while sliding on snow or ice) and hitch. Definition of skitch in US English: skitch verbskiCHskɪtʃ [no object]informal Hold on to the back of a moving motor vehicle so as to be pulled along while riding a skateboard, bicycle, etc. we skitched on the back of a passing Pinto I never said skitching was without risks Origin 1950s: blend of skate or ski (with reference to being pulled along while sliding on snow or ice) and hitch.
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