1. past tense of skid; slid uncontrollably, especially sideways or forward, typically due to loss of traction

Examples

• The car skidded on the icy road and hit the guardrail.
• She skidded to a stop just before the intersection.
• The truck skidded sideways when the driver braked too hard.
• His bike skidded on the wet leaves covering the path.
• The plane skidded off the runway during the emergency landing.
• The hockey puck skidded across the ice toward the goal.