When you point you skis straight down the hill and don't make turns it is called straight lining. Another slang term for this is bombing the hill.
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"Straightlining" or "tucking" are terms used to describe skiing straight down a slope without making any turns. This technique is usually used on steep and open terrain for speed and thrill but requires advanced skills to control and maintain stability.
Downhill skiing is the fastest as you can ski up to 100mph! The second fastest is Super Giant Slalom (Super G), which is basically straight down almost.
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The term "straight" typically refers to a person who is heterosexual, meaning they are primarily attracted to individuals of the opposite gender in terms of sexual or romantic relationships.
The acceleration down the slope is primarily caused by the force of gravity acting on you and pulling you downhill. As you gain speed, the force of gravity becomes stronger, increasing your acceleration. Additionally, factors such as the slope angle and surface conditions can also contribute to your acceleration while skiing.
There are some plants with tap roots that grow straight down into the soil, such as oak trees or radishes. However, bushes typically have a fibrous root system that spreads out horizontally rather than growing straight down like a tap root.