Sled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• to transport on a wheelless structure over snow
• To convey or transport on a sled; as, to sled wood or timber.
• ride (on) a sled
NOUN:
• ride on a sledge
• A vehicle on runners, used for conveying loads over the snow or ice; -- in England called sledge.
• A small, light vehicle with runners, used, mostly by young persons, for sliding on snow or ice.
• a vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by horses or dogs; for transportation over snow
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to convey on a sled (a vehicle for carrying people or loads over snow or ice)
• same as sledge

Words related to SLED

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How to use SLED in a sentence

• Of course, there were usually two men with each sled.
• But in the evening, after the Boy had finished mending the sled, it occurred to him he must also mend the Colonel before they went to bed.
• The sled kept breaking through and sinking to the level of the load.
• Slowly, almost imperceptibly at first, moved the big sled, borne hard to the ground by such a burden.
• The crust held beneath their webs as they returned to the sled.
• Two, a little boy and a young girl, came spinning down on the same sled and stopped so near that Ivra and Eric might have touched them by leaning forward.
• He walked around the sled, removing his mittens with his teeth as he went.
• In winter he always carried me to school on his sled, saw that Fred did not rob me of my dinner, and was always ready to explain a difficult lesson.
• The sled had been battered, but was lashed together.
• Their backs were bent as if through age, and they rested their hands upon the loaded sled for support.
• The man on the sled must have seen that something unusual was taking place, for he had risen to his knees, his whip singing viciously among the dogs.
• Passuk said she would take the one sled, so the man had nothing to do.
• This he had passed around by taking to the rim-ice where it was too narrow for a sled.
• At the last moment Joy Molineau dashed in among them on her sled.
• Having seen smoke rising from the chimney of the hut, he had left his horse and sled a short distance away, and had come to investigate.
• He had previously built a light sled that he proposed to drag, and had planned exactly what it should carry.
• Two fur-clad figures followed a great travelling sledge, and one of them dragged a small sled of his own.
• White drifts had long since blotted out the track of the sled that had preceded him.
• The accompanying instructions for building a sled are designed to produce these results.
• This smaller sled had two shafts to draw it by, instead of a tongue.
• But Jonas said that he thought he could get them without any difficulty, if the farmer would let him take the oxen and sled.
• Jonas and Josey immediately went to work, getting them together, and placing them upon the sled.
• Jonas reserved four or five rafters, which he left upon the sled.
• The body of the sled was wholly buried up and concealed from view.
• From behind, sled after sled hurled into the turmoil.
• As daylight strengthened, Smoke caught sight of a sled ahead, and, in half an hour, his own lead-dog was leaping at its tail.
• Jabez solved the difficulty by making a comfortable couch on his sled, on which she rested, with the master on one side, Robbie running alongside of the ox, and myself following.

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