Synonyms for ski
skiski

Princeton's WordNet

1. skiverb

   narrow wood or metal or plastic runners used in pairs for gliding over snow

2. skiverb

   move along on skis

   "We love to ski the Rockies"; "My children don't ski"

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1. • Sport
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1. List of paraphrases for "ski":

   skiing, skis

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1. List of known nicknames for "Ski":

   David Willis

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1. John McBride:

   A good testimony to the fitness levels of alpine ski racers is that over history guys like Bode Miller have won the Superstars contest against greats in NBA and NFL and the Olympics and other sports.

2. Cassi Free:

   Someone commented from the dock that clearly, Andy didnt want to help. A man on a jet ski said he thought Andy must be going toward the ladder on the dock. Brett turned his attention there and then he realized that something was wrong; he didnt see any movement and dove in. At least two others came running to help. Andy was pulled from the water, CPR was performed, and emergency services were called. But he was already gone, Cassi recalled. The Free family, confused and shocked, had no idea what had happened.

3. Dominik Siegrist:

   The decline of ski tourism — a powerful economic engine — will have more of an impact than the additional revenue in summer.

4. Larry Stewart:

   Like the Huntington Bank robbery, the State Bank robberies involved a man wearing a ski mask who took over the entire bank, neutralized personnel, and accessed monies, which were held in the vault or safe.

5. Steve Kircher:

   Having literally grown up in the ski industry, I can tell you that age of equipment generally does not translate into higher risk. There are lifts operating successfully all over the world that are considerably older than King Pine. I've also been around long enough to know that new lifts can have mechanical issues.