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sled
(redirected from sledder)

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sled down something
to ride down something on a sled. I love to sled down the hill in the winter. This hill is too steep to sled down safely.

sled over something

to travel over something, such as snow, in a sled. We sledded rapidly over the fresh snow, scooting down the hill. We wanted to sled over the new snow, but we had to wait until Uncle Herman had taken a picture of it for his scrapbook.


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By pushing a button, a virtual sledder is then released into the previously created landscape, racing down the slope at breakneck speed until he careens off the track.
During an endurance race like the Junior Iditarod, dog sledders spend days braced against strong winds and temperatures that can reach a frigid -40[degrees]C (-40[degrees]F).
Don''t be the guy or gal stuck on the side of the trail while other sledders race by on those beautiful sun soaked winter wonderland days.
 
 
 
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