unskip

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ skip.

Verb

unskip (third-person singular simple present unskips, present participle unskipping, simple past and past participle unskipped)

  1. (computing) To undo a "skip" action.
    • 2015, Schwaiger DSR597CIPL User Manual‎[1]:
      If you want to unskip an already marked “skip” channel, select unskip with the CURSOR down key and confirm with the OK key.
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