surfboarder
- noun
- /ˈsɜrfˌbɔrdər/
- Many surfboarders travel to Hawaii for its legendary surf spots.
Examples
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The surfboarder caught a huge wave.
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The experienced surfboarder skillfully caught the biggest wave of the day.
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As a child, she dreamed of becoming a professional surfboarder.
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Many surfboarders flock to Hawaii each winter.
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The experienced surfboarder caught a massive wave and rode it all the way to the shore.
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Every morning, the surfboarder practices his skills at the local beach.
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During the competition, the surfboarder impressed the judges with his tricks and agility.
Synonyms
A person who rides waves on a board in the sea
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word surfboarder comes from three simple parts: surf ('ocean waves'), board ('a flat piece of wood or other material'), and the ending -er ('a person who does something'). So, a surfboarder is literally a person who rides a board on the waves.