tobogganing (Meaning)

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tobogganing (n)

riding on a long light sled with low handrails

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Emily and her siblings raced down the snowy hill, their laughter mingling with the exhilarating rush of tobogganing.
The children eagerly lined up at the top of the slope, their toboggans gleaming in the winter sun.
With a sudden whoosh, the toboggan plunged down the steep incline, leaving a trail of icy mist in its wake.
The thrill-seekers sped through the park, their toboggans gliding effortlessly over the frozen ground.
Mike steered his toboggan with precision, navigating the hidden obstacles and corners of the trail with ease.
As the afternoon wore on, the tobogganing enthusiasts gathered around a bonfire, sharing stories and roasting marshmallows.
The elderly couple watched the children tobogganing, their faces filled with nostalgic memories of their own childhood adventures.
The icy wind bit at their faces, but the adrenaline from tobogganing kept their spirits high.
The tobogganing hill was the centerpiece of the winter festival, attracting visitors from far and wide.
The children's cheeks were rosy and their eyes sparkled with joy as they spent hours tobogganing on the pristine snow.

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Emily and her siblings raced down the snowy hill, their laughter mingling with the exhilarating rush of tobogganing.

The children eagerly lined up at the top of the slope, their toboggans gleaming in the winter sun.

With a sudden whoosh, the toboggan plunged down the steep incline, leaving a trail of icy mist in its wake.

The thrill-seekers sped through the park, their toboggans gliding effortlessly over the frozen ground.