to longboard
1
4.0
To ride a long skateboard for fun or to travel
- verb
- /ˈlɔːŋbɔːrd/
:
longboard
- He decided to longboard home instead of taking the bus to enjoy the fresh air.
Examples
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What was a man drinking while longboarding along a highway to Fleet with Max Dreams?
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I mean, it's, it's so right now I, I longboard, I snowboard.
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Every weekend, I like to longboard along the beach promenade.
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After school, she often meets her friends to longboard in the park.
Synonyms
to skateboard
vsto longboard
16
2.5
To ride on a flat board with small wheels while pushing with one foot
is riding a longer board used mainly for sport or transport
How Fast
to longboard
1
4.0
1
4.0
to cruise
137
3.2
137
3.2
Surface Forms
longboard infinitive
longboarded past
longboarded past participle
longboarding present participle
longboards third person singular
Etymology
Longboard used as a verb comes from the noun longboard, so to longboard simply means to 'ride' a long board for transport or for fun.