The word 'skits' is a correct and appropriate word for written English.
It is used to refer to short comic sketches or skits. Example: The local comedy troupe put on several skits during their performance last night.
The final list covered everything from a big-budget sci-fi starring Harvey Keitel to a series of three-minute skits about one night stands.
Sábado Gigante's skits and segments are so over-the-top that it doesn't matter whether we've lost our ability to conjugate verbs into the subjunctive mood, for instance – we will still get the basics and other family members can fill us in on any nuances we missed.
When Gustave Flaubert travelled to Egypt in the 19th century, he spent hazy days watching bawdy skits on the streets of Cairo about "whores and buggering donkeys", and fleshy nights enjoying the local prostitutes.Today East and West have shifted positions.
It is better, therefore, to think of these skits less as instances of the president hoodwinking the people than as collaborations between the two.
He once rented a theatre and got students, including Mrs Ullmann, to act out Monty Python skits, which they did with enthusiasm.
The dragon they hope to slay is a proposed change in the law that would extend the bar on inciting racial hatred to stirring up religious hatred.David Blunkett, the home secretary, has insisted there is no threat to Mr Atkinson's skits on simpering clergy with singsong voices.
Anthologists agree that the zenith of the art in English was Beerbohm's collection, "A Christmas Garland", of 1912, but many of the writers parodied in it have long since been forgotten, which robs the skits of much of their interest.
The two couples' burgeoning friendship is dispensed with in a montage, and, rather than developing his observations on cross-generational cultural appropriation, Mr Baumbach defaults to a series of skits and one-liners.
He used skits, monologues, and impersonations.
He was most closely identified with the parts he played in recurring skits.
The typical program, which first flourished in the Montmartre district of Paris at the tiny Chat Noir in 1881, listed poetry readings, shadow plays, songs, and comic skits.
