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skidding

verb as in slide against will

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The screeching of rubber skidding on tarmac pierces the air on a quiet morning in north-west London.

From BBC

Video footage provided by Haggin Oaks Golf Complex shows the single engine Piper PA-28 barreling down on the golf course, slamming into the ground and skidding across a road and practice green before crashing into a repair shop.

Nyjah Huston landed too hard, tumbling off his skateboard and skidding across the pavement.

Bicyclist Geoffrey Loui said bikes could maneuver through the area as well as or better than cars, some of which he’d seen skidding and going sideways.

Some Reddit posts about men’s hygiene do elicit deeper introspection over the state of men, including getting at the fundamental question: What is it about how men are reared and socialized that they are going out into the world believing that it’s OK to be skidding wherever one sits?

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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