sleid Sentence Examples
- The sled slid effortlessly down the snow-covered hill.
- The children piled onto the sled and squealed with joy as they raced.
- The cold wind whistled through the crevices of the sled as it sped along the icy path.
- The sled's runners left deep grooves in the snow as it sped down the mountain.
- The metal sled creaked and groaned as it was dragged up the hill.
- The pristine snow gleamed under the moonlight, reflecting off the sled's shiny surface.
- The sled's wooden frame creaked and cracked under the weight of its passengers.
- The sled glided smoothly over the frozen lake, its runners barely making a sound.
- The children clamored onto the sled, their laughter echoing through the snowy woods.
- The sled's journey came to an abrupt end as it crashed into a snowbank, sending its riders tumbling into the soft powder.
sleid Meaning
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sleid (v. t.)
To sley, or prepare for use in the weaver's sley, or slaie.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sleid
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To sley, or prepare for use in the weaver's sley, or slaie.
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The sled slid effortlessly down the snow-covered hill.
The children piled onto the sled and squealed with joy as they raced.
The cold wind whistled through the crevices of the sled as it sped along the icy path.
The sled's runners left deep grooves in the snow as it sped down the mountain.
