noun
Uncommon
skier
SKEE-uh
Skier (noun) means a person who skis. Example: “The resort was packed with skiers over the holidays.”
noun
1
A person who skis.
"The resort was packed with skiers over the holidays."
How to use skier
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomeone who skis, whether casually or competitively.
Common pairings
experienced skier
competitive skier
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Word forms
- Plural
- skiers
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Etymology
From "ski" plus the agent suffix "-er."
Rhymes for skier
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What does “skier” mean?
The word “skier” means a person who skis. In plain terms, someone who skis, whether casually or competitively.
How do you pronounce “skier”?
“Skier” is pronounced SKEE-uh (/ˈskiːə(ɹ)/ in IPA).
How do you use “skier” in a sentence?
Here is “skier” used in a sentence: “The resort was packed with skiers over the holidays.”
What part of speech is “skier”?
“Skier” is a noun.
Is “skier” a common word?
“Skier” is an uncommon word in modern English.
