to monoski
- verb
- /ˈmɒnəˌski/
- UK
- I love to monoski on the weekends.
Examples
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He monoskied down the mountain last winter.
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Many people find it easier to monoski on gentle slopes when learning the basics.
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He decided to monoski for the first time during his trip to the Alps.
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After years of traditional skiing, she wanted to monoski for a new challenge.
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He decided to monoski for the first time during his trip to the Alps.
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After years of traditional skiing, she wanted to monoski for a new challenge.
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Many people find it easier to monoski on gentle slopes when learning the basics.
Surface Forms
Etymology
To monoski uses the same parts: mono- 'one' and ski, the board for sliding on snow. So to monoski is to ski on that single wide ski with both feet placed side by side.