snowmobile
/ˈsnəʊməbiːl
/noun
A motor vehicle, especially one with runners or caterpillar tracks, for travelling over snow.Two grooming machines groom the ski runs to international standards, and three snowmobiles are available for snow transport in heavy snowfalls....
- I can't remember a single encounter with a snowmobile that I didn't enjoy, as most of the time the snowmobile was pulling a snow groomer.
- His clothes were soaked from falling in the river trying to pull his snowmobile through shoulder-high snow.
verb [no object] (often as noun snowmobiling)
Travel by snowmobile: the county offers snowmobiling, fishing, kayaking, and rafting...
- The fun and excitement of a fresh snowfall drives many people outside to participate in various recreations like skiing, snowboarding, sledding, ice-skating, snowmobiling, and ice fishing.
- And our outdoors activity can't be beat: fishing, hunting, camping, boating, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, ice fishing - you name it.
- Enjoy sleigh rides, snowmobiling or take the cable car from town up the mountain and down the other side to a quaint village.
Derivatives
snowmobiler
- Around these parts, snowmobilers drive on the shoulders, ditches and across the foot of your driveway, like they own it or something.
- Back then, the primary headache was dealing with snowmobilers and hunters who had little respect for the notion of private property.
- He said the mailing also went to 9,658 snowmobilers in Montana and Wyoming.