sleided (Meaning)

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sleided (imp. & p. p.)

of Sleid

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The skier effortlessly sleided down the pristine slopes, leaving powdery trails in his wake.
The sled dogs sledded through the frozen wilderness, their keen senses guiding them through the treacherous terrain.
Children squealed with delight as they sledded on the snow-covered hill, their laughter mingling with the tinkling of sleigh bells.
The sledded goods were carefully delivered to remote villages, bringing essential supplies to those in need.
The old woman sat by the fire, her gnarled hands gripping a sledded blanket, lost in memories of winters past.
The snowplow sledded through the blizzard, clearing the roads for stranded motorists.
The snowboarder performed a daring backflip while sledding down the colossal mountain.
The sledded warriors approached the enemy camp, their shields and weapons glinting in the moonlight.
The sledded cargo was unloaded at the distant outpost, providing vital resources to the isolated settlement.
The sledded reindeer carried Santa Claus through the night sky, delivering gifts to children all around the world.

of Sleid

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The skier effortlessly sleided down the pristine slopes, leaving powdery trails in his wake.

The sled dogs sledded through the frozen wilderness, their keen senses guiding them through the treacherous terrain.

Children squealed with delight as they sledded on the snow-covered hill, their laughter mingling with the tinkling of sleigh bells.

The sledded goods were carefully delivered to remote villages, bringing essential supplies to those in need.