sky
/skaɪ/
noun
- The space above the earth that you can see when you look up, where clouds, the sun, the moon, and stars appear.
- Birds were flying high in the sky.
- The sky was clear and blue all day.
- We watched the stars appear in the night sky.
- The weather or climate of a particular place or time, as seen in the appearance of the sky.
- They moved to Arizona for its sunny skies.
- After the storm, the skies cleared and the sun came out.
- The forecast says cloudy skies for the weekend.
verb
- To hit or throw a ball high into the air, especially in sports like cricket or tennis.
- The batter skied the ball to deep center field.
- She skied the shuttlecock over the net.
- He skied his serve and it went out of bounds.
- To hang or place something high up, such as a picture or decoration.
- They skied the painting near the ceiling.
- The banners were skied above the stage.
- We skied the lanterns from the tree branches.