skeet 
(skēt)
(skēt)n.
A form of trapshooting in which clay targets are thrown from traps to simulate birds in flight and are shot at from different stations.
[Winning suggestion in a 1926 contest held by promoters to name the sport (then recently introduced), submitted by Gertrude Hurlbutt of Dayton, Montana, who derived it from a Scandinavian source such as Norwegian scyte, to shoot (from Old Norse skjōta; akin to English SHOOT).]