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to sandboard

1 5.3
To slide down sand dunes on a board like a snowboard
  • verb
  • /ˈsændˌbɔrd/
: hacer sandboarding
  • Sandboarding in Death Valley/Hiking in Moon Valley

Examples

  • We are excited to go sandboarding down the steep dunes this weekend.

  • All right, time to go sandboarding for the first time in our lives.

  • Wow, full day sandboarding results in stuffing your face and pizza.

  • Highlights include sandboarding and riding camels.

  • The worst part of sandboarding is there's no ski lift to take you back to the top and sand is really hard to walk in.

  • He tried sandboarding for the first time and loved how it felt to glide over the sand.

  • They spent the afternoon sandboarding at the beach, enjoying the thrill of riding down the hills.

Surface Forms

sandboard infinitive
sandboarded past participle
sandboarding present participle
sandboards third person singular

Etymology

Sandboard as a verb comes from the same parts sand and board, with board meaning 'a flat thing you ride on'. So to sandboard is to slide down a sand dune on a board, like a snowboard but on sand.