ski Antonyms
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Meaning of ski
Wordnet
ski (n)
narrow wood or metal or plastic runners used in pairs for gliding over snow
Wordnet
ski (v)
move along on skis
Webster
ski (n.)
Same as Skee.
ski Sentence Examples
- The snow-covered slopes beckoned skiers to glide down with grace and speed.
- In the crisp winter air, skiers traced elegant lines across the pristine surface.
- The sound of skis slicing through the snow was like a gentle symphony in the wilderness.
- Emily strapped on her skis and prepared to conquer the mountain with confidence.
- The professional skier effortlessly navigated the treacherous moguls, impressing onlookers.
- As the sun began to set, skiers made their way down the slopes, casting long shadows on the snow.
- The local ski hill was a haven for adrenaline junkies, who spent hours carving turns and soaring through the air.
- Icy conditions made for challenging skiing, but the experienced skiers handled them with ease.
- The skier's goggles protected his eyes from the blinding sun as he descended at lightning speed.
- Cross-country skiers ventured into the quiet forests, exploring nature's snowy landscapes.
FAQs About the word ski
narrow wood or metal or plastic runners used in pairs for gliding over snow, move along on skisSame as Skee.
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The snow-covered slopes beckoned skiers to glide down with grace and speed.
In the crisp winter air, skiers traced elegant lines across the pristine surface.
The sound of skis slicing through the snow was like a gentle symphony in the wilderness.
Emily strapped on her skis and prepared to conquer the mountain with confidence.
