Ski-Doo
- proper noun
- /ˈskiˌdu/
- I bought a new Ski-Doo for winter adventures.
Examples
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He bought a new Ski-Doo to explore the snowy trails near his cabin.
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The Ski-Doo dealership offered test rides on their latest models last weekend.
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Many winter sports enthusiasts prefer a Ski-Doo for its reliability and performance.
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Have you ever ridden a Ski-Doo?
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Many enthusiasts enjoy racing their Ski-Doo on snowy trails during winter weekends.
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When my family goes camping in the winter, we always bring our Ski-Doo for fun rides.
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The latest model of Ski-Doo is equipped with advanced safety features for a smoother ride.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ski-Doo is the actual brand name made by a Canadian company for their snowmobiles, built to travel over snow. The name mixes ski ('ski') with a playful doo part—one popular story says a printing error turned Ski-Dog into Ski-Doo—and today it stays the brand for those company-made 'snowmobile' models.