Glissade comes from French, and is composed of the verb glisser, meaning “to slip, slide,” and –ade, a noun suffix that denotes an action or process or a person or persons acting.
The –ade suffix also appears in other loanwords from French and sometimes from Spanish, such as cannonade,fusillade, and renegade.
EXAMPLES OF GLISSADE
The children squealed with delight as they took turns on the toboggan, experiencing the exhilaration of a glissade down the icy hill.
The experienced mountaineer utilized their impressive skills to execute a flawless glissade, swiftly navigating the treacherous snowy terrain.