Bobsled [noun]

She was thrown from Short and Longs bobsled one night and had to be helped home.

There we bought a bobsled and put the wagon box on it, adding a strong canvas top.

But at the top, when the bobsled had been turned for the next trip, he took the forward position.

Halfway down the slide, round the first bend, the long bobsled spun into a straightaway that was partially blocked.

They found Bert and Charlie busy making a bobsled in the back yard.

He and the boys dragged a bobsled well laden with the paraphernalia considered necessary for fishing through the ice.

We did not even have an old-fashioned bobsled, in which young men and young women have such good times in your country.

The Petersons with the twins will come over in a bobsled, and the Dawsons in their home-made cutter.

She hit the ice like a bobsled and, dropping on hind legs and tail, came sliding straight on.

A long rope had been attached to the bobsled, so that they could all assist in hauling it along.