skid

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• /ˈskɪd/
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From Middle English *skid, from Old Norse skíð (“a billet of wood, a beam or plank on which something rests”), from Proto-Germanic *skīdą (“log, clapboard”), from Proto-Indo-European *skey-t-, *skey- (“to split, divide, separate”). Cognate with English shide, from Middle English schyd, schyde, schide (“plank, beam”), German Scheit (“piece of wood, log”). Doublet of ski.

Shortening of stepkid.

Shortened from script kiddie, probably via skiddie.

78 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: занасяне (zanasjane) — out of control sliding motion
• Bulgarian: буксуване (buksuvane) — out of control sliding motion
• Catalan: derrapatge — out of control sliding motion
• Catalan: derrapada — out of control sliding motion
• Catalan: patinada — out of control sliding motion
• Czech: smyk — out of control sliding motion
• Dutch: slip — out of control sliding motion
• Finnish: luisu — out of control sliding motion
• Finnish: liirto — out of control sliding motion
• Finnish: liuku — out of control sliding motion
• Finnish: luisto — out of control sliding motion
• French: dérapage — out of control sliding motion
• German: Schleudern — out of control sliding motion
• Greek: ολίσθηση (olísthisi) — out of control sliding motion
• Greek: γλίστρημα (glístrima) — out of control sliding motion
• Italian: derapata — out of control sliding motion
• Persian: بکسوات (boksovât) — out of control sliding motion
• Portuguese: derrapagem — out of control sliding motion
• Russian: зано́с (zanós) — out of control sliding motion
• Russian: юз (juz) — out of control sliding motion
• Russian: скольже́ние (skolʹžénije) — out of control sliding motion
• Russian: боково́е скольже́ние (bokovóje skolʹžénije) — out of control sliding motion
• Spanish: derrape — out of control sliding motion
• Spanish: patinazo — out of control sliding motion
• Spanish: resbalón — out of control sliding motion
• Spanish: derrapada — out of control sliding motion
• Spanish: desliz — out of control sliding motion
• Swedish: sladd — out of control sliding motion
• Bulgarian: плаз (plaz) — runner of a sled
• Finnish: jalas — runner of a sled
• German: Kufe — runner of a sled
• Māori: panunu — runner of a sled
• Māori: neke — runner of a sled
• Russian: по́лоз (póloz) — runner of a sled
• Swedish: mede — runner of a sled
• Czech: ližina — ski shaped runner or supporting surface as found on an aircraft
• Finnish: jalas — ski shaped runner or supporting surface as found on an aircraft
• Finnish: suksi — ski shaped runner or supporting surface as found on an aircraft
• German: Kufe — ski shaped runner or supporting surface as found on an aircraft
• Māori: neke — ski shaped runner or supporting surface as found on an aircraft
• Russian: по́лоз (póloz) — ski shaped runner or supporting surface as found on an aircraft
• Russian: сала́зки (salázki) — ski shaped runner or supporting surface as found on an aircraft
• Russian: рельс (relʹs) — ski shaped runner or supporting surface as found on an aircraft
• Spanish: patín de aterrizaje — ski shaped runner or supporting surface as found on an aircraft
• Finnish: lava — basic form of platform
• Spanish: tarima — basic form of platform
• Bulgarian: занасям се (zanasjam se) — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Catalan: derrapar — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Catalan: lliscar — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Catalan: patinar — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Czech: dostat smyk — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Czech: smýkat — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Dutch: slippen — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Finnish: luisua — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Finnish: liirtää — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Finnish: liirata — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Finnish: liukua — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Finnish: sutia — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• French: déraper — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Galician: derrapar — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• German: (weg-)rutschen — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• German: schleudern — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Greek: ολισθαίνω (olisthaíno) — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Greek: γλιστρώ (glistró) — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Italian: derapare — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Italian: sbandare — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Māori: paheke — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Māori: mania — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Persian: شکوخیدن (šekuxidan) — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Portuguese: derrapar — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Russian: скользи́ть (skolʹzítʹ) — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Serbo-Croatian: proklizati — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Spanish: resbalar — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Spanish: patinar — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Spanish: derrapar — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Spanish: culear — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Spanish: deslizarse — to slide in an uncontrolled manner
• Swedish: slira — to slide in an uncontrolled manner