Words Containing SKIL

To reduce the skill required for a job, often by technology.

Past tense of DESKILL.

Present participle of DESKILL.

Third-person singular present tense of DESKILLING.

Third-person singular present tense of DESKILL.

In a dusky manner.

In a playful, lively manner.

In a hoarse or husky voice.

Requiring or involving multiple skills.

Past tense of MULTISKILL.

Present participle of MULTISKILL.

Plural of MULTISKILLING.

Plural of MULTISKILL.

In a musky manner; with a musk odor.

Not skilled; lacking skill.

In an annoying or troublesome manner.

To teach or learn new skills for a different job.

Past tense of RESKILL.

Present participle of RESKILL.

Third-person singular present tense of RESKILLING.

Third-person singular present tense of RESKILL.

In a dangerous or risky manner.

Requiring or having limited training.

Having or showing great skill.

Archaic spelling of skillful.

In a skilled or expert manner.

The state of being skillful or proficient.

Plural of SKILFULNESS.

The ability to do something well, usually gained through training or experience.

A training center for developing job skills.

Plural of SKILLCENTRE.

Past tense of SKILL.

Lacking skill or ability.

Lack of skill; ineptitude.

Plural of SKILLESSNESS.

A frying pan.

Plural of SKILLET.

Having or showing great proficiency.

In a skilled or expert manner.

The state of being skillful or adept.

Plural of SKILLFULNESS.

More skillful.

Plural of SKILLY.

Most skilly, skilled, or clever.

A thin oatmeal or broth soup, often given to the poor.

Plural of SKILLIGALEE.

Same as skilligalee, a thin gruel.

Plural of SKILLIGOLEE.

Present participle of SKILL.

Plural of SKILLING.

A very large indefinite number.

Plural of SKILLION.

Plural of SKILL.

Skilful.

A component skill of a larger skill.

Plural of SUBSKILL.

Lacking skill; not competent or adept.

In a manner lacking skill or competence.

Lack of proficiency or dexterity.

Plural of UNSKILFULNESS.