skate
verbUK /skeɪt/
US /skeɪt/
to move on ice or a hard floor using special boots with wheels or blades.
We like to skate at the ice rink on Saturdays.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. a boot with a blade or wheels attached for gliding.
She got new skates for her birthday.
3. a flat sea fish with a diamond-shaped body.
The fisherman caught a skate near the shore.
4. to avoid a topic or responsibility in a sneaky way.
He tried to skate around the question.