Crossword clues for sled
sled
- Toy used on a snowy hill
- Toy on a hill
- Toy for a snow day
- Toboggan's kin
- Tireless thing to ride
- Tireless hauler?
- Snow-day vehicle
- Snow-day ride
- Skeleton vehicle, in the Olympics
- Santa's chariot
- Samoyed's burden
- Rosebud, notably
- Radio Flyer, e.g
- Radio Flyer toy
- Pung, e.g
- No-wheel-drive vehicle
- Nanook's transport
- Malamutes' burden
- Malamute follower
- Kid's snow vehicle
- It runs on runners
- It moves with runners
- It moves tirelessly
- It moves on a large white bed
- It goes downhill pretty quickly
- It goes downhill fast
- It gets the support of runners
- It coasts with runners
- Iditarod vessel
- Iditarod ride
- Iditarod coaster
- Husky's haul
- Husky follower
- Huskies' load
- Holiday card drawing
- Have some snow day fun
- Gravity-powered snow vehicle
- Go downhill in winter, in a way
- Glider of a sort
- Flexible Flyer, memorably
- Enjoy the snow
- Downhill winter vehicle
- Downhill transport
- Downhill conveyance
- Dogs may pull one
- Dog-powered vehicle in the Iditarod race
- Dog tail
- Dog attachment
- Dancer's vehicle?
- Conveyance on a snowy slope
- Cold-weather vehicle
- Cold-weather coaster
- Coasting vehicle
- Coaster in winter
- Classic Christmas gift
- Christmas present, up north
- Christmas gift, perhaps
- Child's winter vehicle
- Blocking pad's platform
- Alaskan vehicle
- Alaskan transport
- "The Call of the Wild" transport
- "The Call of the Wild" ride
- ''Mush!'' device
- ''Citizen Kane'' prop
- Yukon Quest transport
- Yukon Quest racer
- You might steer one with your feet
- You might ride it down a snowy hill
- Wooden coaster
- Wintertime vehicle
- Wintertime transport
- Wintertime toy
- Wintertime slider
- Wintertime glider
- Winter-sports favorite
- Winter vehicle ridden in the snow
- Winter transportation
- Winter toy like the Flexible Flyer
- Winter toy for going down hills
- Winter scene staple
- Whiz down a snowy hill
- Where to see two runners side by side
- What Rosebud is, in "Citizen Kane" (spoiler alert!)
- What a team of dogs pulls in the Iditarod
- What a luger rides
- Way to go downhill
- Vehicle with smooth runners
- Vehicle with no wheels
- Vehicle with dogs
- Vehicle used on snow
- Vehicle used in dog races
- Vehicle that travels in only one direction
- Vehicle that requires no fuel
- Vehicle that heads downhill
- Vehicle that goes downhill in winter
- Vehicle such as the qamutiik
- Vehicle ridden on snow
- Vehicle rarely seen in the summer
- Vehicle pulled by huskies
- Vehicle pulled by dogs
- Vehicle powered by gravity
- Vehicle on a Christmas card, perhaps
- Vehicle in many a Jack London story
- Vehicle in many "Calvin and Hobbes" strips
- Vehicle in "Ethan Frome"
- Vehicle in "Call of the Wild"
- Vehicle going downhill
- Vehicle for Blair Braverman
- Vehicle for a snowy hill
- Vehicle behind dogs
- Vehicle at PyeongChang last February
- Type of transport
- Tundra vehicle
- Try the toboggan
- Transportation down a snowy slope
- Transportation down a snowy hill
- Transport using runners
- Transport since the Stone Age
- Transport on runners
- Transport for Susan Butcher
- Transport down a hill
- Traditional Yule gift
- Toy used on a snow day
- Toy used in the winter
- Toy to sit on while going downhill in the snow
- Toy on runners
- Toy on a snow day
- Toy on a slippery slope
- Toy for winter
- Toboggan, for instance
- Tireless winter vehicle
- Tireless toy?
- The Yukon Hammerhead Pro HD, e.g
- Take to the hills, maybe
- Source of winter thrills
- Sometimes-pulled winter toy
- Something dogs may pull
- Snowy hillside sight
- Snowy hill slider
- Snowy hill ride
- Snowmobile, essentially
- Snow-day toy
- Snow day toy
- Snow day coaster
- Slopes slider
- Slope slider
- Sliding vehicle
- Slider on snowy slopes
- Slider down some snowy slopes
- Slide over a white blanket
- Slide downhill on runners
- Skeleton's equipment
- Skeleton, e.g
- Skeleton racer
- Skeleton device
- Skeleton at the Winter Olympics
- Saucer alternative
- Running back's leg-power builder
- Runners vehicle
- Runner thing
- Runner on runners
- Rosebud, for example
- Rosebud e.g
- Ride on runners
- Ride for a snow day
- Racer with runners
- Racer on a slippery slope
- Racer for a snow day
- Qamutiik, e.g
- Prospector's need at times
- Polar explorer's vehicle
- Pointless gift, in Florida
- Play in the snow, perhaps
- Place to see runners
- Outdoor toy on snowy days
- Outdoor toy for a snowy day
- Outdoor coaster
- One way to enjoy the snow
- One may be drawn on the snow
- One following dogs
- One drawn to hilltops
- One drawn to hill country
- Object burned in "Citizen Kane"
- No-wheels vehicle
- Mushing need
- Mushers transport
- Musher's necessity
- Musher's charge
- Malamute's haul
- Malamute's attachment
- Luge, for example
- Luge e.g
- Laplander's transport
- Lapland transport
- Lake Placid racer
- Kid's vehicle on snow
- Key to Kane's life
- Kane's Rosebud
- Kane's dying image
- Jolly Old Elf's means of traveling
- Its runners don't move
- Item lugged up a hill
- Item carried by two runners
- It's useless without runners
- It's used in skeleton
- It's used for coasting
- It's mounted on runners
- It'll take you down
- It moves on a white bed
- It may seat one
- It may go downhill near the end of the year
- It may cause spills on hills
- It may be slowed with reins
- It has the support of runners
- It goes up and down a hill in the winter
- It goes downhill
- It glides across snow
- It features downhill runners
- It coasts through winter
- Inuit's vehicle
- Inuit's glider
- Inuit vehicle
- Iditarod entrant's need
- Ididarod conveyance
- Husky's conveyance
- Husky-drawn vehicle
- Husky pull
- Husky haul
- Huskies' burden
- Huskies load
- Hillside ride
- Hill toy
- Have fun on an enormous white bed?
- Greenland carrier
- Gravity-propelled toy
- Gravity-powered transport
- Go tobogganing
- Go over some powder
- Go in snow
- Go downhill, perhaps
- Go downhill, in winter
- Glider with runners
- Glider over the snow
- Glider on snow
- Glider on runners
- Glider on a snowy slope
- Fun coaster
- Follower of dogs
- Flexible Flyer vehicle
- Eskimo's taxi
- Eskimo dog's burden
- Enjoy the winter outdoors
- Enjoy a snow day, perhaps
- Engineless vehicle
- Downhill traveler
- Dogs may pull it
- Dog-powered vehicle
- Dog leader or follower
- Disc-shaped coaster for kids
- December conveyance
- December 24 vehicle
- Dancer's vehicle
- Conveyance used either lying down or sitting up
- Conveyance on a slope
- Conveyance in "Calvin and Hobbes"
- Conveyance for Calvin and Hobbes
- Common year-end stamp illustration
- Cold-weather transport
- Cold-weather hauler
- Cold weather transport
- Coaster in the cold
- Classic Christmas present
- Citizen Kane's last thought
- Citizen Kane prop
- Christmas toy, sometimes
- Christmas present
- Child's Christmas gift
- Charles Foster Kane never forgot his
- Bob's vehicle?
- Bob's tail
- Bob or dog attachment
- Bob on snow?
- Arctic dog's burden
- Arctic conveyance
- Arctic Circle vehicle
- An upside-down garbage can lid might be used as one
- Alaskan transit medium
- Alaskan malamute team's burden
- A husky may be hitched to it
- 134 Malamutes' burden
- "Mush!" yeller's transport
- "Dog" leader or follower
- "Calvin and Hobbes" vehicle
- "Calvin and Hobbes" transport
- Coaster on snow
- Kane's Rosebud, e.g
- Inuit conveyance
- Flexible Flyer, for one
- Racing vehicle
- Kind of dog
- It goes with runners
- Bob in the Olympics?
- Child's Christmas gift, sometimes
- Go-devil
- Downhill runner
- Winter toy vehicle
- Iditarod Trail transport
- Take to the hills?
- Zero-wheeled vehicle
- Runners' location
- Winter transportation without wheels
- Musher's need
- Where runners are found
- Perennial Christmas gift
- Runners carry it
- Arctic vehicle
- Downhill racer?
- Place for runners
- Musher's transport
- Husky's burden
- It has runners
- Classic Christmas toy
- Inuit's transport
- Inuit's item
- Transportation with rails
- Transport dating from the Stone Age
- Arctic transport
- Gravity-powered vehicle
- Have fun on a white bed?
- Husky burden
- Need for Santa
- Husky's tow
- Enjoy some winter fun
- Huskies’ load
- Runners' place
- Toy attached to a rope
- Dog team's burden
- Eskimo's vehicle
- It goes tirelessly
- It's involved in many spills
- Sight near an igloo
- Go downhill fast?
- Runner's place
- Source of spills on hills
- Husky vehicle
- Source of many spills
- Toy used on hills
- It rides on runners
- Musher’s transport
- Spill producer
- Coaster with runners
- Iditarod entry
- With 34D, a racing vehicle
- Vehicle on 30-Across
- Iditarod vehicle
- Musher's carrier
- Ride with runners
- Sleigh
- Beloved object of 28-Down
- Inuit's ride
- Something that's fun on the coast?
- Toboggan, e.g.
- Vehicle for Calvin and Hobbes
- Toy sometimes pulled with a rope
- Wheelless vehicle that travels on snow
- Bob, e.g.
- One drawn to igloos
- Zero-emissions vehicle
- Vehicle to take over a jump
- Olympic vehicle
- Iditarod transport
- Toboggan, e.g
- Large item in Santa's bag, maybe
- Coast, in a way
- Anchorage-to-Nome racer
- Transport for Calvin and Hobbes, often
- Flexible Flyer, e.g.
- Runners' spot
- Malamute's burden, perhaps
- Vehicle in "Frozen"
- Skimobile, informally
- Hillside thrill-ride need
- Seasonal transport
- One may make tracks
- Something pulled uphill
- With 26-Down, bit of winter fun
- Gift from 1-Down
- It's inclined to provide entertainment for kids
- Luge, e.g.
- "Calvin and Hobbes" conveyance
- See 66-Across
- Follower of a team
- Cold-weather conveyance
- A vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by horses or dogs
- For transportation over snow
- Huskies' tow
- Musher's vehicle
- Transport with runners
- Rosebud, e.g.
- Winter hauler
- Winter vehicle that travels on runners
- Dog follower, maybe
- Cart on runners
- Monoski, e.g
- What huskies lug
- Pung or luge
- Monoski, e.g.
- Eskimo's need
- Snow vehicle without wheels
- Komatik, e.g
- Komatik, e.g.
- Pung, e.g.
- Luge or monoski
- Luge, e.g
- Prop for "Citizen Kane"
- Yukon vehicle
- Luge or pung
- Pung or coaster
- Huskies' vehicle
- Bob follower
- Jack jumper
- Santa's vehicle
- One going downhill
- Runners' locale
- Bob, for one
- Iditarod sight
- Bob or dog chaser
- Logger's travois
- Double-ripper
- Conveyance without wheels
- Dogboat
- Luge or cutter
- Cutter's kin
- Vehicle used to transport
- Follower of bob or dog
- Snowmobile's relative
- Vehicle with runners
- Monoski or luge
- Rosebud was one in "Citizen Kane"
- Rosebud, for one
- Eskimo vehicle
- Hill vehicle
- Gift for a moppet
- Snow coaster
- Winter item
- Word with dog or bob
- Eskimo's possession
- Vehicle in "The Call of the Wild"
- Travois or luge
- Lunge or pung
- Vehicle akin to a cutter
- Vehicle for Ethan Frome
- Monoski or pung
- Vehicle pulled by malamutes
- Sea ___ (motorboat)
- Aleut's coaster
- Snow-fun vehicle
- Troika
- Vehicle behind a husky team
- Vehicle on runners
- Hiemal vehicle
- Present for a Me. lad
- Word with bob or dog
- Coaster of a sort
- Pung or monoski
- Vehicle parked at an igloo
- See 35 Across
- Voyageur's vehicle
- Winter sight
- Eskimo transit
- Bob at Lake Placid
- Dog or bob
- "Citizen Kane" prop
- Go coasting
- Vehicle with two runners
- Rosebud of "Citizen Kane"
- Coaster's need
- Snow conveyance
- Pung or cutter
- "Citizen Kane" article
- Vehicle for Hildgartner
- Klondike vehicle
- Winter plaything
- Citizen Kane's Rosebud
- Vehicle for Frome
- Firewood carrier
- Winter coaster
- Snow toy
- Light source attached to heel of glass slipper?
- Derek's rejected winter transport
- Dogs pull it
- Toy with runners
- Winter glider
- Snow runner
- Snow glider
- Glide on snow
- "Call of the Wild" vehicle
- Go downhill, in a way
- Rosebud, e.g
- Santa's ride
- Iditarod need
- Downhill glider
- Tireless carrier
- Bob, e.g
- Santa's transport
- Runners support it
- Iditarod item
- Snowboard cousin
- Snow slider
- Kane's "Rosebud"
- Husky's load
- Vehicle without wheels
- Toboggan, for example
- Snow transport
- Downhill coaster
- Child's vehicle
- Tundra transport
- Inuit transport
- Iditarod racer
- Husky trailer
- Downhill ride
- ____ dog
- Recreational vehicle
- Kane's dying thought
- Husky load, perhaps
- ___ dog (husky or malamute, for example)
- __ dog
- Word before or after "dog"
- Winter ride
- Winter conveyance
- Vehicle that never loses a wheel
- Vehicle on snow
- Snowy day toy
- Snow-gliding vehicle
- Rudolph's vehicle
- Rosebud, famously
- Reindeer trailer
- Musher's conveyance
- Luge, for one
- Luge or toboggan
- It's carried by runners
- Iditarod necessity
- Iditarod equipment
- Iditarod conveyance
- Go downhill, maybe
- Downhill vehicle on snow
- Dog chaser?
- Coasting toy
- Arctic carrier
- Alaskan malamute's burden
- "The Call of the Wild" vehicle
- "Mush!" shouter's vehicle
- 'Citizen Kane' prop
- Word before or after dog
- Winter slider
- Winter racer
- Wheelless ride
- Travel tirelessly?
- Toboggan, for one
- Toboggan or luge, for example
- Tireless transportation
- Tireless racer
- Snow day ride
- Slope traveler
- Rosebud, to Kane
- Polar vehicle
- Musher's ride
- Motorless vehicle
- Malamute's tow
- Malamute's load
- Luge, in essence
- Huskies' haul
- Gravity-driven vehicle
- Football blockers' practice device
- Flexible Flyer item
- Dog-team's vehicle
- Cold coaster
- "Rosebud," e.g
- "Mush!" yeller's vehicle
- "Mush!" yeller's conveyance
- ''The Call of The Wild'' vehicle
- Yukon transport
- Wintertime outdoor toy
- Vehicle used in the Iditarod
- Vehicle mounted on runners
- Vehicle for fun in the snow
- Transport for Nanook
- Toy used on snowy hills
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sled \Sled\ (sl[e^]d), n. [Akin to D. slede, G. schlitten, OHG. slito, Icel. sle[eth]i, Sw. sl["a]de, Dan. sl[ae]de, and E. slide, v. See Slide, and cf. Sledge a vehicle, Sleigh.]
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.
Sled \Sled\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Sledded; p. pr. & vb. n. Sledding.] To convey or transport on a sled; as, to sled wood or timber.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
early 14c., "a dragged vehicle used for transport of heavy goods," from Middle Dutch sledde "sled," from Proto-Germanic *slid- (cognates: Old Saxon slido, Old Norse sleði, Danish slæde, Swedish släde, Old High German slito, German Schlitten "sledge"), from the same root as Old English slidan (see slide (v.)). Not found in Old English. In reference to a sleigh used for travel or recreation, it is attested from 1580s, now mainly American English.
"transport on a sled," 1718; "ride on a sled," 1780, from sled (n.). Related: Sledded; sledding.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A small, light vehicle with runners, used, mostly by young persons, for sliding on snow or ice. (qualifier: A "sled" in this sense is not pulled by an animal as a "sleigh" is.) 2 (context US English) A vehicle on runners, used for conveying loads over the snow or ice. (qualifier: contrast "sleigh", which is larger) vb. To ride a sled.
WordNet
Wikipedia
A sled is a type of sliding vehicle.
SLED or Sled may also refer to:
- Superluminescent diode
- Single Large Expensive Disk, technical jargon in computer storage for a single drive as opposed to a RAID
- The SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop operating system
- SLED, an acronym for State and Local Government and Education
- South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
- Sled Lake, Saskatchewan
- Sled Island
- Sled Allen (1886–1959), baseballer
- Sled Reynolds, animal trainer
Sled (translated as Trace; ) is a Russian crime drama television series about employees of Federal Expert Service ('FES'), the fictional organization. It was broadcast on the Channel One Russia from September 3, 2007 till August 25, 2011 (Monday – Thursday, night TV broadcast). According to Alexander Levin, Producer, the idea of the TV-series belonged to Konstantin Ernst. From September 5, 2011 premiere episodes broadcast on Petersburg – Channel 5, and show has high ratings.
Usage examples of "sled".
Then Delta-One would load all of them on the sled, drag them several hundred yards off course, reattached their belay lines and arrange the bodies.
A bitter smile cracked open her lip: she would trade the professional opportunity of a lifetime for an operational SLIC and the sight of Danner and a squad of Mirrors humming over the snow on their sleds.
Inside her hood, Danner kept her eyes slitted against the flakes and half walked, half ran across the grass to the sled.
Silent and sinister, its base-shrouded in fog, the berg loomed above Forte and his jet sled like a Matterhorn suspended in space.
Hell, when I attacked the pastel towers back on Golgotha, they shot my gravity sled out of the sky and then set fire to me, and I still walked away from it.
These controls were remarkably simple, and I had long-since memorized the instructions given me by Hoom for the operation of the sled.
Dance that Verity felt like doing now was like the cocoon, in its quality of bliss, and even more like, she realized, the plain and constant bliss of Meetings, of a thousand Meetings, and the food she had been advertising at Shaker Hill had been a type of heaven, the heaven within every human brain, which could be reached through kinesis, through particular and repeated motion, sacred, movement as prayer, and she was moving and now the food was simply pure light, and memories of Blaze, of his arms around her one night in the snow when they had been out sledding and the moon was full and they were so very happy with Bear Creek rushing along beside them.
He would need only seven dogs to pull the sled: Bodi, Luyu, Kono, Siegfried, Noe, Atal, and his best friend, Jiro.
I stepped off the sled and ran up to Minnie and Lightening to say good-bye.
Here the heavy sleds slid along as if loadless, and we broke into a run.
There was a vac sled, an emgee maneuvering harness, a skintight suit with recycling gear and extra oxy bottles.
The Solar Guard officer referred to the lead-lined jet sled that removed the reactant piles from all ships that were to be laid up for longer than three days.
Beneath ice-glazed boulders and fir trees heavy with snow, Yuri and Wicent, and Liam, Seif, Haidar, Jinje and the other men of the Manwelina, had their sleds belly-up towards the still dark sky.
Beneath ice-glazed boulders and fir trees heavy with snow, Yuri and Wicent, and Liam, Seif, Haidal, Jinje and the other men of the Manwelina, had their sleds belly-up towards the still dark sky.
Despite these distractions, with each mile we sledded, we drew closer to the Timekeeper.