Skirt

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 401
skert, n. The lower and loose part of a coat or other garment; part of a dre , etc., below the waist; the edge, or something running along the edge, of anything; bo-iler; margin; extreme part; the grinding surface on a millstone, between the circumference and a smaller concentric circle; a petticoat. — v. t. To border, form the border or edge of, run along the edge of. — v. i. To be on the border, live near the extremity. the Skit, skit, n. A reflection, jeer, or jibe; an oblique taunt. — v. t. To cast reflections on, asperse. — Skit'the tish, a. Easily frightened; shunning familiarity; detimorous; shy; wanton; volatile; hasty.
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