to sandboard
- verb
- /ˈsændˌbɔrd/
- Sandboarding in Death Valley/Hiking in Moon Valley
Examples
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We are excited to go sandboarding down the steep dunes this weekend.
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All right, time to go sandboarding for the first time in our lives.
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Wow, full day sandboarding results in stuffing your face and pizza.
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Highlights include sandboarding and riding camels.
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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.
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He tried sandboarding for the first time and loved how it felt to glide over the sand.
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They spent the afternoon sandboarding at the beach, enjoying the thrill of riding down the hills.
Surface Forms
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.