IPA: /ˈwɛdəl/
KK: /ˈwɛdəl/
To ski in a style that involves making quick, short turns, often used in slalom skiing.
She learned to wedel down the slopes during her ski lessons.
Past: wedled
Past Participle: wedled
The word 'wedel' originates from Middle English 'wedel', meaning a branch or twig. It is derived from Old English 'wædela', which also means a branch or twig. The term refers to a slender shoot or branch of a plant.
Think of a 'branch' or 'twig' when you hear 'wedel', as it directly relates to the slender parts of a plant.