Skis is valid Scrabble Word

Is skis a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is skis valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

4 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
8 points in WWF

Definitions for SKIS in dictionary:

VERB:

SKI, to travel over snow on narrow strips of wood, also SKEE
travel over snow on skis; take part in the sport or recreation of skiing
ski on (a particular ski run or type of snow)

NOUN:

each of a pair of long, narrow pieces of hard, flexible material, typically pointed and turned up at the front, fastened under the feet for travelling over snow
a ski-like device fitted to the underside of a vehicle or aircraft to enable it to travel or land on snow or ice.
relating to or used for skiing

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to travel on skis (long, narrow strips of wood or metal)

Words related to SKIS

ski7 skied10 skiing11

How to use SKIS in a sentence

A great deal of precious time and energy may be wasted in a short holiday when all climbing has to be done on skis.
They were very similar to modern Skis but had a rigid binding made of sealskin with no means of tightening or loosening it.
Then Tobias Branger, who was a great sportsman and kept a sports shop at Davos, imported several pairs of Skis and practised the art himself.
Doctor Nansen, in his book about Greenland, described the use of Skis for Arctic exploration and his accounts fired a great many more people to try the game.
Hickory is heavy so that the beginner will do well to get ash Skis in the first instance.
The Skis can be kept in good slipping condition with oil or wax, and when the skins are taken off at the top of a run, very little further preparation is necessary.
A mending outfit is often needed, and at least one member of every party going on tour should carry something with which to mend broken Skis.
When there is no time to oil, because the Skis are in daily use, wax can be ironed in.
Skis should never be kept in a hot place, as they are apt to warp, but they should be kept dry when put away.
I once watched a boy on a distant slope, who had been obliged to descend some hundreds of feet after one of his Skis.

The party was made up of beginners and we had ropes on our Skis instead of skins so that no one could catch it up till it stopped about 200 feet below us.
Keep your Skis closely side by side, one foot leading by about twelve inches and push yourself off with your sticks.
The great thing is always to want to run faster than you are going and, therefore, only to choose slopes where you feel that you can keep up as fast as the Skis go.
Standing upright the inner edge of your Skis will bite into the snow.
For instance if the Skis get crossed, just lift the upper one and put it down beside the other again while running.
You should feel as though on springs and you want your weight should be well forward over your feet so that you can keep up with the Skis.
Push off with your stick from the slope above you and weight your heels or your toes according to whether the Skis are sinking in front or behind.
As you stand with your Skis horizontal across the slope, lift the upper foot and place it on the slope a few inches higher.
People tend to bend forward and this adds greatly to the effort and the Skis are more likely to slip back.
People who are wise, will avoid stepping on the Skis of the man ahead.
When a crowd of people are taking their Skis by train, a great deal of trouble may be avoided in getting the mass of Skis out of the train if these are tied neatly together.
It may be hard, and then with nothing apparent on the surface to warn you, the Skis break through and catch in the crust and down you go.
There is art in falling on Skis as well as in running and turning.
Before attempting to get up, arrange your Skis so that they are ready to stand on.
Beginners usually hate traversing because they dislike the look of a steep slope and do not know how to prevent the instinctive pointing straight downwards of the Skis.
The other half of the Ski stick or another branch must be tied across the Skis, by the toe irons, to keep the Skis parallel there also, and to give solidity to the sledge.
A few pairs of Skis are kept for hiring purposes on the Jungfrau Joch, but they are not very good ones and it would be better not to depend on them.
She heard the voice of his skis, hissing across the hard crust of the snow.
Those too timid to run down a hill standing upright on skis must take their pleasure in coasting or skating.
But the skis, making a straight line down the snow, acquired the speed of an express, and gained on the sleigh one yard in every three.
The figure on skis was waiting motionless by the roadside.
He stooped to take off the skis, then stepped to the door.
SNOW SHOES, SKIS AND SWAMP SHOES 35 Chair Seat Snow Shoe.

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