wakeboard
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- noun
- /ˈweɪkˌbɔrd/
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wakeboard
- Lanier already has a wakeboard venue at Aqualand Marina.
- wakeboard boat
- wakeboard storage
But Chris Howe, I thought of you, man, if you were out here, you would shred these Arctic waters on a wakeboard and I would film it.
- But Chris Howe, I thought of you, man, if you were out here, you would shred these Arctic waters on a wakeboard and I would film it.
- OK, so you're you're talking pontoons and and smaller recreational, yes, deck boats and wakeboards and, you know, ski boats.
Examples
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You just sponsored some guy's wakeboard.
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It would be an outstanding wakeboard/waterski venue.
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We'll bring the wakeboards and totally dominate.
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Roger the wakeboard, check harness..
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Is is a wakeboard?
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It's a great way to release all of the frustration that has been built up from a summer full of jet skis, wakeboard boats, and slow fishing.
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But Chris Howe, I thought of you, man, if you were out here, you would shred these Arctic waters on a wakeboard and I would film it.
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OK, so you're you're talking pontoons and and smaller recreational, yes, deck boats and wakeboards and, you know, ski boats.
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During the summer, they love to wakeboard on the lake while being pulled by a boat.
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He learned to wakeboard last weekend and quickly picked up tricks like jumping off the waves.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wakeboard comes from wake, meaning 'the waves behind a moving boat', and board, the same word in surfboard and snowboard, meaning 'a flat thing you stand on'. That's why a wakeboard is a board you ride on the boat's wake while the boat pulls you.