Toboggan (noun)

A long, flat-bottomed sled, typically made of wood, used for sliding down snow-covered hills.

Origin:

Derived from the algonquian word "odabagan" or "tabaggan", which means a sled made of a flat bottomed board.

Examples:

1. The kids loved to go tobogganing on the hill behind their house.
2. He borrowed a toboggan from his neighbor to take his kids sledding.
3. The couple went tobogganing in the park on a snowy day.
4. The kids had a great time tobogganing down the steep slopes.
5. The boy made a quick run down the hill on his toboggan.