IPA: /slɛd/
KK: /slɛd/
To ride on a sled, typically down a hill or slope, often for fun or sport.
The children love to sled down the snowy hill every winter.
Past: sledded
Past Participle: sledded
A small vehicle with runners that is used for sliding over snow or ice, often enjoyed by children.
The children took their sleds to the hill to enjoy a day of fun in the snow.
To transport something using a sled, which is a vehicle of various types that slides on runners over snow or ice.
We sled the supplies down the hill to the campsite.
Past: sledded
Past Participle: sledded
The word 'sled' originates from Old English 'sleda', meaning a vehicle of various kinds, especially one used for sliding over snow or ice. It refers to a type of conveyance designed for moving across surfaces, particularly in winter conditions.
Think of the Old English word 'sleda' which relates to a vehicle that slides over snow — this helps you remember that a sled is used for sliding.