scooter
- noun
- /ˈskuːtər/
- Specialized
- Before the competition began, she inspected her scooter to ensure it was ready for the icy conditions.
Examples
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The hunters eventually returned safely to land, and snow scooters (a kind of snowmobile) ferried the supplies on the 5- to 6-kilometer trip.
Academic text (2012) -
Hunter Hjalmar Hammeken told the scientists—voice raised so he could be heard over the engine of his snow scooter—that he and others were on their way into shore at Ittoqqortoormiit with a polar bear.
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The fishermen used a scooter to glide across the frozen lake, their nets trailing behind.
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During the winter festival, children watched as a scooter raced swiftly over the ice.
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Etymology
Scooter for the ice sailing vessel is named from scoot, because it 'scoots' across ice on runners and moves fast with the wind, which explains the name.