to dogsled
5.8
To travel using a sled pulled by dogs over snow
- verb
- /ˈdɔɡˌslɛd/
- UK
:
conducir un trineo tirado por perros
- They spent the morning dogsledding through the snowy forest with a team of eight Siberian huskies.
Examples
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Every winter, tourists from around the world come to Alaska to dogsled across the frozen landscape.
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He had never dogsledded before, but quickly learned to command the eager huskies.
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We will dogsled through the snowy mountains.
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Has she ever dogsledded in Alaska?
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Every winter, tourists from around the world come to Alaska to dogsled across the frozen landscape.
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They spent the morning dogsledding through the snowy forest with a team of eight Siberian huskies.
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We will dogsled through the snowy mountains.
Synonyms
3
9.9
To drive or ride a dogsled over snow
describes the transport method using a vehicle pulled by animals
Surface Forms
dogsled infinitive
dogsledded past
dogsledded past participle
dogsledding present participle
dogsleds third person singular
Etymology
Dogsled as a verb comes from the noun dogsled and means to 'ride or travel by a sled pulled by dogs', so to dogsled is to go across snow or ice using a team of dogs.