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skibob
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ski·bob  (skbb)
n.
A vehicle for gliding downhill over snow, consisting of two skis one behind the other on a metal frame, steering handlebars connected to the shorter forward ski, and a low seat attached to the longer rear ski for the rider who wears small skis for balance.

skibob·ber n.
skibobbing n.

skibob [ˈskiːbɒb]
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Skiing) a vehicle made of two short skis, the forward one having a steering handle and the rear one supporting a low seat, for gliding down snow slopes
[from ski + bob2. See bobsleigh]
skibobber  n
skibobbing  n
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Noun1.skibob - a vehicle resembling a bicycle but having skis instead of wheels; the rider wears short skis for balancing
vehicle - a conveyance that transports people or objects


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For winter travel, consumers who enjoy snow sports can find areas dedicated to cross-country and downhill skiing, mushing, skibobbing, snowboarding and snowmobiling.
 
 
 
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