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skirred Meaning
skirred
to leave hastily, to pass rapidly over, to search about in, to run, fly, sail, or move along rapidly
skirred Sentence Examples
- The car skirred dangerously close to the edge of the road.
- The skater effortlessly skirred across the ice rink, leaving graceful trails.
- The pebble skirred over the surface of the pond, creating tiny ripples.
- The wind skirred through the trees, creating an eerie whistling sound.
- The plane skirred down the runway, its engines roaring.
- The ball skirred off the golf club and soared into the distance.
- The knife skirred across the cutting board, slicing the onion paper-thin.
- The skis skirred along the snowy slope, carrying the skier swiftly downhill.
- The shoes skirred on the polished floor, producing an annoying squealing sound.
- The mouse skirred across the counter, seeking shelter from the cat.
FAQs About the word skirred
to leave hastily, to pass rapidly over, to search about in, to run, fly, sail, or move along rapidly
explored, searched, prospected, probed, discovered,hunted,disclosed, reconnoitered, scouted, sounded
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The car skirred dangerously close to the edge of the road.
The skater effortlessly skirred across the ice rink, leaving graceful trails.
The pebble skirred over the surface of the pond, creating tiny ripples.
The wind skirred through the trees, creating an eerie whistling sound.
