Synonyms for SLED
slɛdsled

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1. sled, sledge, sleighverb

   a vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by horses or dogs; for transportation over snow

   Synonyms:
   sledge, sled, maul, sledgehammer, sleigh

2. sled, sleighverb

   ride (on) a sled

   Synonyms:
   sled, sleigh

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1. slednoun

   Synonyms:
   SLEDGE

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1. slednoun

   Synonyms:
   sleigh, sledge, toboggan

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1. List of paraphrases for "sled":

   sleigh, sledding, luge, trolley, sledge, wagon, rotor, cart, cutter

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1. Jeff Valdez:

   Cats are smarter than dogs. You can't get eight cats to pull a sled through snow.

2. Josh Sweeney:

   [They’re] really starting to come out of the woodwork, the sport of sled hockey will be huge by the next Paralympics.

3. Eleanor Holmes Norton:

   Children and their parents should able to enjoy sledding on one of the best hills in the city. This is a one-time waiver that will allow Washington kids to sled while we await a more formal review of the ban, which will likely come after the last snow has fallen in our region.

4. Eleanor Holmes Norton:

   This could be the last snowstorm the D.C. area gets this winter, and may be one of the best for sledding in years, children and their parents should able to enjoy sledding on one of the best hills in the city. This is a one-time waiver that will allow Washington kids to sled while we await a more formal review of the ban, which will likely come after the last snow has fallen in our region.

5. Alexis Kraft:

   She had went down the hill. She had my 3-year-old nephew on with her. She saw the tree coming. Her first instinct was to put her foot down and flip the sled so my nephew wouldn’t get hurt. She hit the tree. Her heart stopped on the way to the hospital, everyone’s calling her a hero. But that was my baby.