surfboard
- noun
- /ˈsɜrfˌbɔrd/
- After careful instruction, she finally stood up on her surfboard for the first time, riding the waves.
- design a surfboard
- motorized surfboard
You're in the water, you got shorts, warm water, surfboard, need nothing.
- You're in the water, you got shorts, warm water, surfboard, need nothing.
- I couldn't fit my whole surfboard in the studio, so just dress up.
- Also, they do have free surfboards for their hotel guests.
- And I learned something that there's this soft top wax for surfboards.
- I have a friend who has a surfboard and I borrow their surfboard when I want to surf.
- As far as I can tell, it's just one dude who I think he's a surfboard shaper.
- So we're going to try calling this number and see if we can get some surfboards.
Examples
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There was a huge surfboard propped up at a low angle against the cave wall.
Fiction book (2000) -
Also, they do have free surfboards for their hotel guests.
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So this surfboard, you can see it, it's super cool.
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My mother gave me a surfboard just before she passed away.
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Who wants a free surfboard?
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I have a friend who has a surfboard and I borrow their surfboard when I want to surf.
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It's like a surfboard on a hydrofoil.
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You're in the water, you got shorts, warm water, surfboard, need nothing.
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His hand reaches out and absently strokes a surfboard lying next to him.
Fiction book (1991) -
Utah, wearing a wetsuit, stands beside his surfboard, craning forward to get a better look.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
A large surfboard used to ride waves and make smooth turns
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Etymology
The word surfboard joins surf ('the breaking sea waves') and board ('a flat piece of wood'). So a surfboard is the flat board you stand or lie on to ride the 'surf'.