off-piste
[ awf-peest, of ]
/ ˈɔfˈpist, ˈɒf /
adverb, adjective
on an unprepared, trackless area away from regular ski runs: off-piste skiing.
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Nearby words
off-load, off-message, off-mike, off-off-broadway, off-peak, off-piste, off-price, off-pricer, off-putting, off-ramp, off-reserve
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Examples from the Web for off-piste
Terrain at Asahidake is almost all off-piste, and better suited toward more advanced skiers/riders.
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British Dictionary definitions for off-piste
off-piste
adjective
of or relating to skiing on virgin snow off the regular runs
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