Skid ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Skid ( verb )

1. To slide or slip, especially on a smooth surface.
2. To move on skids or runners.
3. To lose traction or control and slide or slip.
4. To cause to slide or slip.

Origin:

From the middle english word "skiden" which means "to slide, slip or glide".

Examples:

1. The car skidded on the icy road.
2. The skier skidded to a stop at the bottom of the slope.
3. The truck skidded on the wet pavement.
4. The pilot skidded the plane to a stop on the runway.
5. The bicyclist skidded on the gravel and fell.

(As a noun)

Skid ( noun )

1. To slide or slip, especially on a smooth surface.
2. To move on skids or runners.
3. To lose traction or control and slide or slip.
4. To cause to slide or slip.

Origin:

From the middle english word "skiden" which means "to slide, slip or glide".

Examples:

1. The car skidded on the icy road.
2. The skier skidded to a stop at the bottom of the slope.
3. The truck skidded on the wet pavement.
4. The pilot skidded the plane to a stop on the runway.
5. The bicyclist skidded on the gravel and fell.