Crossword clues for skied
skied
- Went downhill, in a way
- Slowdive "Blue ___ an' Clear"
- Raced on snow
- Enjoyed Aspen
- Did telemarks, e.g
- Went downhill very quickly
- Went downhill rapidly
- Went down Aspen's slopes
- Went down a snowy mountain, in a way
- Went down a snowy hill, in a way
- Went cross-countrying, say
- Took part in a slalom
- Slid down slopes
- Slid down showy slopes
- Raced down slopes
- Popped up, in baseball lingo
- Negotiated with moguls
- Maneuvered among moguls
- Enjoyed the Alps
- Enjoyed a cross-country jaunt?
- Engaged in a biathlon
- Emulated Bode Miller
- Did Vail
- Did the slalom
- Did slaloms, say
- Competed in a super-G race
- Competed in a super G
- Came down a mountain
- Went down a slope
- Went downhill fast
- Did half a biathlon
- Schussed, e.g
- Raced down?
- Had a peak experience?
- Raced the Super G, say
- Did telemarks, e.g.
- Slalomed
- Schussed, e.g.
- Took to the slopes
- Went on a run?
- Raced with runners
- Went down a slippery slope
- Entered a slalom
- Took part in a langlauf
- Performed christies
- Tackled moguls
- Emulated Phil Mahre
- Sent up, went downhill fast?
- Dies in distress - Kay intervenes - sent heavenward
- Hit the slopes
- Took to the hills
- Competed in a slalom
- Performed slalom
- Negotiated moguls
- Glided on snow
- Made tracks?
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Skied \Skied\ (sk[imac]d), imp. & p. p. of Sky, v. t.
Skied \Skied\ (sk[=e]d), imp. & p. p. of Ski, v. i.
Sky \Sky\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Skiedor Skyed; p. pr. & vb. n. Skying.]
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To hang (a picture on exhibition) near the top of a wall, where it can not be well seen. [Colloq.]
Brother Academicians who skied his pictures.
--The Century. To throw towards the sky; as, to sky a ball at cricket.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 vb. (en-past of: ski) Etymology 2
vb. (en-pastsky)
Wikipedia
Skied may be a past form of either of these verbs:
- to ski
- to sky
Usage examples of "skied".
The Finns who sometimes skied by, keeping an eye on the visitors, shrugged uncomprehendingly if appealed to.
He skied away from the reindeer sleigh they had brought up to carry off their dead, broke off a branch with leaves still on it, waved it in token of parley, alert all the time for any sign of one of the strange weapons being brought to bear on him.
Once my preparations were complete I skied slowly down the mountain in the fading light.
I got a good start as I skied in and out of the red flags, but looking back over my shoulder I could see he had recovered quickly and was already chasing hard after me.
Then I skied from side to side replacing them in their correct positions on the B-slope, some one hundred metres above my carefully prepared ice patch.
Once each one was back in place I skied on down the hill, feeling like an Olympic champion.
They just skied and chatted, and had fun together, and they spent the last night eating dinner with all the kids.
A north wind helped us along till we skied up abreast a valley-mouth between two high orange hills.
The morning after our arrival at Thessicher's farm, I took the stove and skied into town.