to longboard
4.0
To ride a long skateboard for fun or to travel
- verb
- /ˈlɔːŋbɔːrd/
- 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
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
4.0
to cruise
108
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.