skied

¹

[ skeed ]

verb

1. simple past tense of ski.

skied

²

[ skahyd ]

verb

1. a simple past tense of sky.

skied

¹

/ skaɪd /

verb

1. See sky
   the past tense and past participle of sky

skied

²

/ skiːd /

verb

1. See ski
   a past tense and past participle of ski

Example Sentences

My oldest sister, Bridget, water-skied in a two-piece bathing suit, her long brown hair lifted off a noble neck.

From The Daily Beast

Miller, a former "bad boy" who in 2006 said on "60 Minutes" that he skied drunk, is now 36 and a multi-medaled Olympic veteran.

From The Daily Beast

In a 2005 Bormio, Italy downhill he lost a ski off a jump at over 60mph, stayed up, and skied the rest of the course.

From The Daily Beast

Schumacher had played by the rules, wore a helmet, skied in pairs—but such precautions only help so much.

From The Daily Beast

Skied three days on the daisies (and a bit of snow) and then left for the hot glorious desert, horses, tennis, swimming.

From The Daily Beast

McLean and Stillwell actually skied along on their short blunt crampons, while Webb did his best to brake behind.

From Project Gutenberg

Here--through the middle of her blue-skied, pensive contemplation, so to speak--flowed Bull Run.

From Project Gutenberg

She had skied over many of the trails of Kettle, but none of them had had "jumps" as difficult as this.

From Project Gutenberg

Such pictures were diligently "skied" by hanging committees, and a few hundred dollars was deemed a good price.

From Project Gutenberg

There was the hottest sun, and the coolest wind, and bright, clear-skied starry nights.

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