Ski is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SKI in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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)
• move along on skis
• travel on skis
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
• one of a pair of long runners fastened to boots for gliding over snow or water
• narrow wood or metal or plastic runners used in pairs for gliding over snow
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to travel on skis (long, narrow strips of wood or metal)

Words related to SKI

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Words that contain SKI

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How to use SKI in a sentence

• The modern and fully recorded use of Skis began about 1843 when the sport became really popular in Norway and a Ski race was run at Tromso.
• In 1861 a Ski Club was founded, and in 1863 an exhibition was held there.
• There is no railway to help Ski runners, but Andermatt might offer quite a lot of good runs to experienced people.
• The hairs lying towards the back of the Ski catch in the snow and prevent the Skis from slipping backwards, which is a great help and saving of energy.
• New skins are apt to shrink after use, so it is better not to cut the strap, which slips over the tip of the Ski.
• Accidents are miraculously few and far between in Ski-ing, considering the falls and the large number of people who ski.
• If the slope is very steep and hard, you should stick the other Ski upright in the snow above you, in order that it may remain well in hand while you put on the first.
• A Ski with its whole surface flattened to the slope is bound to slip especially on hard snow.
• When straight running at any speed, only the best Ski runners can turn suddenly to avoid a difficulty, and a nasty collision may occur if care be not exercised.
• Besides which, a Ski runner who never falls, is probably but a poor exponent of the sport.
• If you are so tangled up in a fall that it is almost impossible to get out, just undo a binding, slip off a Ski and get up easily with a free foot to stand on.
• TESTS There are three British Ski tests under the Federal Council of British Ski Clubs.
• In order to prevent this from pulling these Skis forward too much it is well to tie a string to the inner Ski tips also and join them to the pulling rope.
• I also had a lantern that night, and found it delightful to ski by, but doubt whether anyone else profited much by its light except as a guide to direction.
• And sometimes now when I can get out and walk or ski, the feeling goes.
• We had several hours on the floe practising ski running, and thus got some welcome exercise.
• They had thoroughly enjoyed their trip and the pulling on ski.
• This afternoon I searched out ski and ski sticks and went for a short run over the floe.
• They managed to move a sledge with four people on it, pulling in ski.
• If it should not, we must kill the ponies to-morrow and get on as best we can with the men on ski and the dogs.
• In one only Seaman Evans dropped a leg, ski and all.
• After lunch we took to ski with some improvement of comfort.
• Ski shoes should be strong, with well blocked toes.
• Ski coasting is the sport that most boys will be interested in.
• Slopes that have taken hours to climb can be descended in a short half-hour on ski, but Hibbert had lost all count of time.
• No longer flying at an angle as before, he pointed his ski straight down the mountain-side.
• The road was in view, and a small girl on ski was struggling to prevent a collision between two plump feet.

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