Luge (noun)

1. A small one or two-person sled on which one lies face up and feet first.
2. A sport in which participants race down an ice track on a luge sled.

Origin:

The term "luge" comes from french word luge, which means "sled" or "toboggan".

Examples:

1. The children enjoyed riding the luge down the snowy hill.
2. The luge competition at the Winter Olympics was a thrilling event to watch.
3. The luge track was made of compacted snow and ice and was very fast.
4. The luge riders reached speeds of up to 90 mph on the track.
5. The luge was a popular ride at the winter amusement park.