synthetic ice skate
synthetic ice skate noun: a type of skate used on synthetic ice, having the body of an ice skate with a blade substitute that uses a row of small inline double-knife-edged bladed wheels (ice skates similarly have a double-knife-edge blade), much smaller wheels than found on inline roller skates.
Noun
synthetic ice skate (plural synthetic ice skates)
- A type of skate used on synthetic ice, having the body of an ice skate with a blade substitute that uses a row of small inline double-knife-edged bladed wheels (ice skates similarly have a double-knife-edge blade), much smaller wheels than found on inline roller skates.
Forms of synthetic ice skate
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Questions about synthetic ice skate
- What does synthetic ice skate mean?
- Synthetic ice skate means a type of skate used on synthetic ice, having the body of an ice skate with a blade substitute that uses a row of small inline double-knife-edged bladed wheels (ice skates similarly have a double-knife-edge blade), much smaller wheels than found on inline roller skates.
- What part of speech is synthetic ice skate?
- Synthetic ice skate is a noun.
- What is the plural of synthetic ice skate?
- The plural of synthetic ice skate is synthetic ice skates.
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