snowmobile
snowmobile
Definition
snow·mo·bile (-mō bēl′)
noun
any of various motor vehicles for traveling over snow, usually with steerable runners at the front and tractor treads at the rear
intransitive verb -·biled′, -·bil′·ing
to travel by snowmobile
snow′·mo·bil′er noun
snowmobile
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- drive: A full UK driving license is required to drive a snowmobile.
- include: Important note on snowmobile driving For all holidays that include snowmobile driving you are liable for any damage you may cause to the machines.
- feature: This is a fast-paced racing game featuring high-powered snowmobiles.
- use: According to Swedish law you need a valid car driver's license to use a snowmobile.
Adjective modifier
- own: This is your chance to explore it aboard your very own snowmobile.
Modifies a noun
- safari: Sightings, tho never guaranteed, are most likely on the snowmobile safari tour or dog sledge safari.
- ride: Time at leisure so why not explore the glorious setting on the shores of the Alta River and perhaps have a snowmobile ride?
- tour: Sightings, tho never guaranteed, are most likely on the snowmobile safari tour or dog sledge safari.
- trip: Other snowmobile trips are available and can include stops for ice fishing, visits to local natural wonders and the snow village.
- trail: Snowmobiling in Montana, you'll find some of the longest snowmobile trails in America.
- club: Haliburton Forest was disqualified and the Grand Prize was awarded to the snowmobile club named on an alternate entrant's entry form.
Preposition: across
- sea: Barents Safari Take the opportunity to drive a snowmobile across the frozen sea ( full instruction given, driving license required ).
