glided
verbHow many syllables in glided?
There are 2 syllables in the word glided.How to pronounce glided:
Definition of glided:
- glided (verb):
- to move easily and smoothly
- to move smoothly, continuously, and effortlessly
Synonyms for glided:
bowled
breezed
brushed
coasted
cruised
drifted
flew
flowed
ghost
raced
rolled
rushed
sail
sailed
skim
skimmed
slid
slide
slip
slipped
sped
speeded
streamed
swept
whisked
Antonyms for glided:
faced
floundered
hurtled
landed
struggled
walked
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Here are some other common words that have 2 syllables, like glided does.
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