Crossword clues for skier
skier
- Downhill athlete
- Cross-country traveler?
- Winter vacationer, often
- Winter sports person
- Winter Olympics entrant
- Vonn or Miller, e.g
- Vail visitor in winter
- Vail visitor
- Vail vacationer
- Vacationer at Aspen
- Tommy Moe, e.g
- Tommy Moe e.g
- Tomba, e.g
- T-bar user
- Street, for one
- Slopes figure
- Slope selector
- Slalom entrant
- Slalom contestant, perhaps
- Slalom contestant
- Slalom contender
- Sitzmark maker
- Sitzmark creator
- Powder buff
- Picabo Street, e.g
- Picabo Street e.g
- Person who's enjoying Aspen or Vail, probably
- Person who hits the slopes
- Person on a slippery slope
- Person in need of a lift
- One with a season pass on their jacket
- One who needs a lift
- One who could use a lift
- One waiting for a lift, maybe
- One using a lift
- One on the slopes
- One on a bunny slope, say
- One may go downhill
- One in need of a lift
- One dealing with moguls?
- One challenged by slopes
- Olympian in goggles
- Lindsey Vonn, for one
- Lindsey Vonn, for example
- Lift-ticket purchaser
- Lift-ticket holder
- Lift rider
- Kick-turn executer
- Jean-Claude Killy e.g
- Gstaad visitor
- Chairlift rider, perhaps
- Certain Winter Olympic athlete
- Certain cross-country traveler
- Biathlete, e.g
- Athlete who competes in slalom or downhill events
- One who gets a lift?
- Lodge resident
- Winter sight at Tahoe
- Winter Olympian
- Downhill racer
- One going down fast
- Powder lover
- One taking to the slopes
- Mogul negotiator
- One trying to stay up while going down
- One getting a lift?
- T-bar rider
- One going down a slippery slope
- Denizen of the slopes
- Kanone, e.g
- Slopes habitué
- Aspen aficionado
- Schussboomer, for one
- Slalom expert
- Killy, e.g.
- Performer of a Christiania
- Kanone, e.g.
- Figure at Vail
- Smugglers Notch sight
- Winter sportsman very quietly easing away from captain
- Winter sportsman or cricketer hitting high ball
- Winter sportsman
- Winter sports athlete
- Sporty sort to deprive captain of tuppence?
- Slalom participant
- Risk sliding around close to crevasse, for one going down mountain
- Ball hit high in the air by sportsman
- Unexpected risk limits English winter sportsman
- Winter Olympics athlete
- Winter Olympics participant
- Slalom competitor
- One going downhill fast
- Certain Winter Olympian
- Person who could use a lift?
- One on a slippery slope
- One needing a lift
- One helped by two runners
- Athlete in goggles
- Someone who could use a lift
- Snow sportsperson
- Slalom racer
- Slalom athlete
- Picabo, e.g
- One on the run?
- One going downhill in a hurry?
- One among the moguls
- Lift ticket holder
- Killy, e.g
- Ingemar Stenmark, e.g
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1895, agent noun from ski (v.).
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. One who skis. Etymology 2
n. (label en cricket) A ball hit high in the air, often leading to a catch.
WordNet
n. someone who skis
Usage examples of "skier".
Just when it seemed the gunner had the T-34 in his sights, the Russian skidded, turned full to the side like a slalom skier kicking up dirt instead of snow, then raced across the center line back to the right in an extraordinary zigzag.
He walked below it on the well-trampled snow and stood among the skiers at the top of the first plunging schuss of the Gloria run.
Skiers and tennis-players alike know the uses of Dextro Energen and avail themselves of it.
Furies battle, that was a condition of serving at the post, but the Furies tale sounded like one of those grandiose stories skiers told when they got off the hill, trying to make a normal run seem like something special.
I had once or twice tried my hand in a piobaireachd competition, but it had been like a novice downhill skier taking on Klammer or Killy, an interesting experience memorable only for not having made an absolute fool of oneself.
Ten feet behind him, the owner of this cursed device is surfing, taking him for a ride, skateboarding along like a water skier behind a boat.
They drove around in a slow arc, passing incoming snowmobiles, cross-country skiers, and snowshoers Farther out, there were car races to watch, and farther still, open patches where ice sailers caught the wind in a stream of vivid colors against the snow.
A skier who thinks too much might make points in conversation, but he seldom wins races.
Most cyclists are harmless weekend types, no more dangerous than skiers or skin-divers.
The rescue teams had arrived, professional skiers wearing backpacks and controlling a number of German shepherds.
They brought with them five more vacationing skiers who had been trapped by the avalanche.
I could see skiers gathered in the dark, toking up and passing wineskins while hooting.
Championship skiers, like karate masters, need muscles that most men never develop.
It is a raw and peaceful little village, especially in the off season with neither winter skiers nor summer fishermen to dilute the image.
It was for dealing with loud-mouthed skiers and their giggling bunnies that God said, on the eighth day, let there also be handguns!