snowmobiling
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3.8
- noun
- /ˈsnoʊmoʊˌbiːlɪŋ/
- UK
:
moto de nieve
- He spends the entire winter snowmobiling through the snowy trails with his friends.
- snowmobiling in parks
- snowmobiling in Yellowstone
- winter snowmobiling
Up until two years ago, I rode snowmobiles hard in the winter.
- Up until two years ago, I rode snowmobiles hard in the winter.
- But we booked like this two day big like adventure on snowmobiles and that's just not enough snow.
- Skydiving, mountain climbing, snowmobiling, backpacking, bungee jumping, duck hunting, shooting someone in the asshole with a dart gun off.
Examples
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Snowmobiling is a popular activity in regions that receive heavy snowfall each year.
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Since we all know snowmobiling is a social activity, it is important to make a page to help direct those users to your website.
Blog text (9) -
Up until two years ago, I rode snowmobiles hard in the winter.
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This is going to shut down snowmobiling in that area if we don't get this changed," Dill said.
Blog text (30) -
But we booked like this two day big like adventure on snowmobiles and that's just not enough snow.
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Snow... snowmobiling, snowshoeing, snow-shoveling, snowed in, snowed out... what are my parents gonna say on national television?
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THE CLEMENS' SAID TO MAKE HIM LOOK LIKE HE JUST CAME IN FROM SNOWMOBILING.
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Ostrander and other DNR employees will be marking a designated snowmobiling corridor through Rockport before winter arrives, Grochowski said.
Blog text (9) -
The Park Service permits individual parks to allow such diverse pursuits as recreational fishing, sport hunting, trapping, off-road vehicle use, golf, and snowmobiling within park boundaries.
Academic text (1996) -
The alternative, of course, to firing on the novitiate would have been to close off this snowmobile trail, but no suggestion of that sort was made—snowmobiling, it seemed, was just too important.
Academic text (2002)
How Fast
- UK
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3.8
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3.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
snowmobiling = snowmobile (transparent) = snow + mobile + ing
The word transparently names the activity of snowmobiling by adding the standard -ing form to the verb 'snowmobile'.
Etymology
The word snowmobiling comes from snow and mobile, like in automobile, where mobile means 'moving'. So snowmobiling means riding a motor vehicle that moves 'on snow'.