Sled

sled, n. A vehicle on runners, used for conveying heavy loads over the snow, — in Eng. called sledge; a light seat mounted on runners, for slid a col- | ing on snow and ice. — v. t. To convey on a sled. — Sledge, slej, n. A vehicle on runners, or on low is in — v. t. wheels; a hurdle on which, formerly, traitors were vuldrawn to the place of execution; a heavy or covered sleigh for riding upon snow. — Sleigh, sla, n. A ve-: hicle on runners, for transporting persons or go< <ls an j on snow or ice.— Sleighing, a. State of the snow or ice which admits of running sleighs; act of riding in a sleigh. — Sledge, a hammer: see under Slay; a sleigh: under Sled.; end, eve, term; In, lee; 5dd, Sleek, slek, a. Having an even, smooth surface, smooth; glo y, —v. t. [sleeked (slekt), sleeking.] To make even and smooth; to render smooth, soft, and glo y. 403