longboard
- noun
- /ˈlɔːŋbɔːrd/
- The same Bob McTavish spends a lot of time pondering how the longboard would have evolved if the shortboard revolution had never occurred.
- an old longboard
Examples
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Many surfers prefer the longboard for its stability and ease of use when riding the waves.
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With its larger size, the longboard provides more flotation, making it ideal for beginners on the water.
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Also, his wrist clicks real bad when he when he plays guitar because he fell off a longboard years ago.
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At a time when surfboards—especially longboards, especially custom ones—weren't exactly selling like hotcakes.
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The longboard glided smoothly over the waves, allowing her to make elegant turns effortlessly.
Synonyms
A long narrow board that floats on the sea for riding waves
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Etymology
Longboard is simply the words long and board, meaning a 'long' 'board'. So in surfing a longboard is a bigger, steadier surfboard that makes it easier to balance and ride smooth waves.