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skiplag

skiplag verb: to disembark at a "hidden city" rather than continuing to one's ticketed destination.

Verb

skiplag (third-person singular simple present skiplags, present participle skiplagging, simple past and past participle skiplagged)

  1. To disembark at a "hidden city" rather than continuing to one's ticketed destination.
    • Travellers who do decide to skiplag should always book one-way tickets, that way their return trip won't be cancelled if the airline does cancel their ticket.2023 August 12, Rosie Frost, “What is Skiplagging? The cheap flight hack that airlines are cracking down on”, in Euronews

Forms of skiplag

third-person singular presentskiplags
present participleskiplagging
past participleskiplagged
pastskiplagged

Questions about skiplag

What does skiplag mean?
Skiplag means to disembark at a "hidden city" rather than continuing to one's ticketed destination.
What part of speech is skiplag?
Skiplag is a verb.
What is the past tense of skiplag?
The past tense of skiplag is skiplagged.

Words near skiplag in the dictionary

  1. skipfuls
  2. skipjack
  3. skipjack tuna
  4. skipjack tunas
  5. skipjacks
  6. skiplag
  7. skiplagged
  8. skiplagger
  9. skiplaggers
  10. skiplagging
  11. skiplane

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