lineskip
nounUK /ˈlaɪn.skɪp/
US /ˈlaɪn.skɪp/
A lineskip is when you skip over a line of text while reading.
The teacher noticed a lineskip in his reading and asked him to go back.
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2. A printing defect in which a line of text is missing or misplaced.
The old press produced a lineskip on page three.
3. In computing, a control action that advances output past one or more lines.
The program used a lineskip to separate the sections.
4. A gap or blank line left in a document or form.
Leave a lineskip between each answer on the sheet.