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skid·dy

 (skĭd′ē)
adj. skid·di·er, skid·di·est
Liable to skid or cause skidding: a light, skiddy car; skiddy roads.
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skid•dy

(ˈskɪd i)

adj. -di•er, -di•est.
tending to skid or cause skidding.
[1900–05]
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Mark Wood is a quick, skiddy sort of bowler, so England didn't really have someone to partner Chris Woakes, like Australia had with Jason Behrendorff to back up Mitchell Starc.
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