skid road
a track made of a set of logs laid transversely on which freshly cut timber can be hauled
(in the West) the part of a town frequented by loggers
another term for skid row
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How to use skid road in a sentence
In pole and piling timber where a skid road and horses are used, loading is done by hand or with a team.
Motor Truck Logging Methods | Frederick Malcolm KnappThe horse team and skid road is used in a small timber where poles and piling are being marketed.
Motor Truck Logging Methods | Frederick Malcolm KnappMore ox-teams appeared upon the skid-road, which was longer now; the cry of "Timber-r-r!"
The Valley of the Giants | Peter B. KyneLast time I was up, I slipped between the logs on the old skid-road and like to broke my old fool neck.
The Valley of the Giants | Peter B. KyneThey took their lives in their hands on skid-road and spring-board, that such as she might flourish.
Big Timber | Bertrand W. Sinclair
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