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sled
sled S0468900 (slĕd)n.1. A vehicle having runners and used for carrying people or loads over ice and snow; a sledge.2. A light vehicle, often with runners, used especially by children for coasting over snow or ice.3. Informal A snowmobile.4. A movable, slotted surface that slides over the blade of a table saw, used to ensure accurate cuts.v. sled·ded, sled·ding, sleds v.tr. To carry on or convey by a sled.v.intr. To ride or use a sled.
[Middle English sledde, from Middle Dutch.]
sled′der n.sled (slɛd)
n., v. sled•ded, sled•ding. n. 1. a small vehicle consisting of a platform mounted on runners for use in traveling over snow or ice. 2. a sledge. v.i. 3. to coast, ride, or be carried on a sled. v.t. 4. to convey by sled. [1350–1400; Middle English sledde < Middle Low German, c. Middle High German slitte; akin to Middle Low German, Middle Dutch slēde (compare sledge1, sleigh), Old High German slito, Old Norse slethi, all derivative of the Germanic base of slide] sled- bobber - A person who rides a bobsled or bobsleigh (meaning "short sled").
- pung - Once the name for a one-horse sled or wagon.
- skate, ski, sled - The word skate was originally plural and comes from Dutch schaats, which derived from an Old French word for "stilt," but the connection is unclear. Skate appeared in English in the mid-17th century. Ski, in English by 1755, was borrowed from Norwegian, and ultimately from Old Norse for "snowshoe." Sled came from Flemish and Germanic sledde, between 1325 and 1388, for a "vehicle for transporting heavy goods," and is related to sledge and sleigh.
- toboggan - Comes from Canadian French from Micmac tobakun or Abnaki udabagan, "sled, sleigh."
sled
Past participle: sleded
Gerund: sleding
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| I sled | | you sled | | he/she/it sleds | | we sled | | you sled | | they sled |
| Preterite |
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| I sleded | | you sleded | | he/she/it sleded | | we sleded | | you sleded | | they sleded |
| Present Continuous |
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| I am sleding | | you are sleding | | he/she/it is sleding | | we are sleding | | you are sleding | | they are sleding |
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| I have sleded | | you have sleded | | he/she/it has sleded | | we have sleded | | you have sleded | | they have sleded |
| Past Continuous |
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| I was sleding | | you were sleding | | he/she/it was sleding | | we were sleding | | you were sleding | | they were sleding |
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| I had sleded | | you had sleded | | he/she/it had sleded | | we had sleded | | you had sleded | | they had sleded |
| Future |
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| I will sled | | you will sled | | he/she/it will sled | | we will sled | | you will sled | | they will sled |
| Future Perfect |
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| I will have sleded | | you will have sleded | | he/she/it will have sleded | | we will have sleded | | you will have sleded | | they will have sleded |
| Future Continuous |
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| I will be sleding | | you will be sleding | | he/she/it will be sleding | | we will be sleding | | you will be sleding | | they will be sleding |
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| I have been sleding | | you have been sleding | | he/she/it has been sleding | | we have been sleding | | you have been sleding | | they have been sleding |
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| I will have been sleding | | you will have been sleding | | he/she/it will have been sleding | | we will have been sleding | | you will have been sleding | | they will have been sleding |
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| I had been sleding | | you had been sleding | | he/she/it had been sleding | | we had been sleding | | you had been sleding | | they had been sleding |
| Conditional |
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| I would sled | | you would sled | | he/she/it would sled | | we would sled | | you would sled | | they would sled |
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| I would have sleded | | you would have sleded | | he/she/it would have sleded | | we would have sleded | | you would have sleded | | they would have sleded |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  sled - a vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by horses or dogs; for transportation over snowsledge, sleighbobsled, bobsleigh, bob - a long racing sled (for 2 or more people) with a steering mechanismbobsled, bobsleigh - formerly two short sleds coupled togetherdog sled, dog sleigh, dogsled - a sled pulled by dogsluge - a racing sled for one or two peoplepung - a one-horse sleigh consisting of a box on runnersrunner - device consisting of the parts on which something can slide alongtoboggan - a long narrow sled without runners; boards curve upward in frontvehicle - a conveyance that transports people or objects | | Verb | 1. | sled - ride (on) a sledsleighathletics, sport - an active diversion requiring physical exertion and competitiondogsled, mush - travel with a dogsledbobsled, bob - ride a bobsled; "The boys bobbed down the hill screaming with pleasure"luge, toboggan - move along on a luge or tobogganride - be carried or travel on or in a vehicle; "I ride to work in a bus"; "He rides the subway downtown every day" |
sledverbTo ride on a sled in the snow:sledge, slide.Translationssled
sled down (something)To travel on a sled from the top of something down to the bottom of it. We always go sledding down the hill behind our school whenever we get a snow day. With his leg broken, he managed to sled down the mountain by rigging his skis and jacket into a makeshift toboggan.See also: down, sledsled across (something)To traverse some substance or area while riding a sled. It was so quiet and still as we sledded across the freshly fallen snow. They're sledding across the field to bring presents to their grandparents' house.See also: across, sledsled over (something)To traverse some substance or area while riding a sled. It was so quiet and still as we sledded over the freshly fallen snow. They're sledding over the field to bring presents to their grandparents' house.See also: over, sledghetto sledslang A car that is in poor condition, typically an old one. You won't be able to drive that old ghetto sled forever, you know.See also: ghetto, sledsled down somethingto ride down something on a sled. I love to sled down the hill in the winter. This hill is too steep to sled down safely.See also: down, sledsled over somethingto travel over something, such as snow, in a sled. We sledded rapidly over the fresh snow, scooting down the hill. We wanted to sled over the new snow, but we had to wait until Uncle Herman had taken a picture of it for his scrapbook.See also: over, sledghetto sled n. a junky car. He stood in front of some old ghetto sled, and said “Kizzle?” See also: ghetto, sledsled
sled, vehicle that moves by sliding. A sledge is typically a heavier, load-carrying sled drawn by a horse or dog, while a sleigh is a partially enclosed horse-drawn vehicle with runners that has seats for passengers. The simplest form of the sled is a board turned up in front, as in the toboggan. Developments include the addition of wooden or metal runners, the coupling of two sleds in tandem (the bobsled), and the introduction of light and graceful horse-drawn passenger sleighs. Small sleds with runners are used in winter sports. Evidence indicates that the sled was used in the Neolithic period, before the invention of the wheel or the use of any draft animal except the dog. Probably it was first drawn by a person. Whether the sled originated in the Old World or the New, or independently in each, is not known. Eskimos used a dogsled in pre-Columbian America. In ancient Egypt sleds were used to haul blocks of stone. The sled is still commonly used in northern regions. See bobsleddingbobsledding,
winter sport in which a bobsled—a partially enclosed vehicle with steerable sledlike runners, accommodating two or four persons—hurtles down a course of iced, steeply banked, twisting inclines.
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, a type of small sled on which one or two persons, lying face up, slide feet first down snowy hillsides or down steeply banked, curving, iced chutes similar to those used in bobsledding.
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in winter sports, a type of small, very low, steel-frame sled on which one person, lying face down, slides headfirst down snowy hillsides or down steeply banked, curving, iced chutes similar to those used in luge and bobsledding.
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sport of coasting down snowy hillsides or chutes on a toboggan, a flat-bottomed vehicle made of hard wood. The toboggan, typically measuring 1.5 ft by 6–8 ft (.46 m by 1.8–2.
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, device used by Native North Americans of the Great Plains for transporting their tepees and household goods. It consisted of two poles, lashed one on either side of a dog or, later, a horse, with one end of each pole dragging on the ground.
..... Click the link for more information. . sled[sled] (engineering) An item equipped with runners and a suitable body designed to transport loads over ice and snow. sledge1 (esp US and Canadian), sled1. a vehicle mounted on runners, drawn by horses or dogs, for transporting people or goods, esp over snow 2. a light wooden frame used, esp by children, for sliding over snow; toboggan 3. NZ a farm vehicle mounted on runners, for use on rough or muddy ground SLED(Single Large Expensive Disk) The traditional hard disk drive used in minicomputers and mainframes. Such drives were widely used starting in the mid-1960s through the late 1980s. Today, all hard disks are small and inexpensive by comparison. See RAID.Sled
SledIn auto sales, a trade-in automobile with little or no value.SLED
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sled
Synonyms for sledverb to ride on a sled in the snowSynonymsSynonyms for slednoun a vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by horses or dogsSynonymsRelated Words- bobsled
- bobsleigh
- bob
- dog sled
- dog sleigh
- dogsled
- luge
- pung
- runner
- toboggan
- vehicle
verb ride (on) a sledSynonymsRelated Words- athletics
- sport
- dogsled
- mush
- bobsled
- bob
- luge
- toboggan
- ride
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