sledtow
nounUK /ˈslɛd.təʊ/
US /ˈslɛd.toʊ/
A sledtow is a rope you use to pull a sled.
She tied the sledtow to her belt and pulled her little brother up the hill.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The act of pulling a sled behind you.
The sledtow across the frozen lake took an hour.
3. A handle or strap attached to the front of a sled for pulling it.
He grabbed the sledtow and started walking home.
4. To pull a sled along, especially over snow or ice.
They sledtowed their gear to the cabin before dark.