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This is a British term for drinking someone's drink from the air with no oral contact with the drink - usually referred to as "waterfalling," or "airsipping." This is a term heard mainly in England. Past simple - "He skied my drink" Past continuous - "He was skying my drink" Past perfect - "He had skied my drink" Past perfect continuous - "He had been skying my drink" Present simple - "He skies my drink" Present continuous - "He is skying my drink" Present perfect - "He has skied my drink" Present perfect continuous - "He has been skying my drink" Future simple - "He will be skying my drink" Future continuous - "He will have skied my drink" Future perfect - "He would have been skying my drink"
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