sledding

sledding Definition

☆ sled·ding (-iŋ)

noun

a riding or carrying on a sled
the condition of the ground with reference to the use of sleds: often used figuratively the work was hard sledding

sledding Usage Examples

Converse of object

go: For the first time I went sledding without my father.
include: New Outward Bound placements in East Canada offer exciting summer and winter activities including dog sledding.
snowshoe: Resort attractions: Ice skating, sleigh rides, sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, dog sledding, excursion to Manchester for outlet shopping.
shoe: OTHER ACTIVITIES Snow shoeing, dog sledding, scenic walks, torchlight walks and classical concerts in the parish church.

Adjective modifier

husky: Young children are able to go on reindeer safaris, however husky dog sledding is only for adults.

Modifies a noun

trip: We start out on a 3 day dog sledding trip.
adventure: Alta airport is particularly convenient if you are booking SM3, SM4 or SM5 as you start your sledding adventure in the far north.
expedition: A sauna followed by an early night ensured an early rise to start our 4 day sledding expedition into the arctic.
hill: By mid morning, Widow's Way, the official town sledding hill, was flocked with sledding enthusiasts of all ages.

Noun used with modifier

dog: Also the dog sledding is great fun, I know the guy who runs it & most of his dogs.
reindeer: Oh for that reindeer sledding trip in Lapland - but how to ever afford it?

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