LookItUpskin up
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌskɪn ˈʌp/
skin up means: To climb a snowy slope on skis or a splitboard fitted with strips that prevent sliding backward.
verb
To climb a snowy slope on skis or a splitboard fitted with strips that prevent sliding backward.
- We skinned up the snowy slope.
- She skins up on her splitboard every weekend.
- They skinned up to the ridge, then skied down.
To roll cannabis in paper to make a cigarette.
- He went outside to skin up.
- They skinned up while waiting for their friends.
- She asked him not to skin up in her flat.
To walk up a steep slope while pushing your bicycle.
- We skinned up the hill with our bikes.
- The riders had to skin up the muddy slope.
- I was too tired to skin up another hill.
Questions about skin up
What does skin up mean?
To climb a snowy slope on skis or a splitboard fitted with strips that prevent sliding backward.
What is skin up in other languages?
Türkçe: kayakla yokuş çıkmak · Español: ascender con pieles · Français: monter en peaux de phoque · Deutsch: mit Fellen aufsteigen · Italiano: salire con le pelli · 日本語: シールを付けて登る
How do you pronounce skin up?
It is pronounced /ˌskɪn ˈʌp/.
How do you use skin up in a sentence?
We skinned up the snowy slope. She skins up on her splitboard every weekend.
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