verb
definition
To move on skis
definition
To travel over (a slope etc.) on skis; to travel on skis at (a place), (especially as a sport)
Examples of skied in a Sentence
By the time I skied down, the guy was nowhere to be seen.
I skied before you crawled.
They said little as they skied, content to enjoy their surroundings.
All I know he hasn't skied in the fifteen years I've known him.
Dean skied down to join them.
Lift tickets were purchased, at prices far higher than the last time Dean had skied.
It was apparent that Fred had skied before at some time in his long life and, more importantly, he knew enough to do so cautiously.
Skiers with the strong desire to boldly ski where few have skied before should consider the X-Team ski clinics.
A person who once skied on 200 centimeter straight ski will now find an 175 centimeter ski sufficient.
Talk to family members or friends who have skied in Europe to get recommendations on resorts and vacation packages.
Telluride's sixty-six trails, spread over more than a thousand acres, were an awesome change from the crowded slopes Dean had skied in the East in years gone by.
Dean skied a few tentative yards down the slope, took a couple of turns, stopped, and assessed himself.
They skied together and to Dean it was a long and infinitely pleasant run.
Dean asked as Ryland skied up to his son and tried to console him.
I was picking myself up from a minor miscue and Donnie had skied ahead of me to base.
Dean nodded in agreement and the two skied back down to "The Meadows" to join the others.