snowmobiler
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- noun
- /ˈsnoʊmoʊˌbiːlər/
- UK
- There's a turnout up at Summit Hill where the snowmobilers park.
- snowmobilers and skiers
- the park hosts 60,000 snowmobilers
- snowmobilers typically spend
Examples
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From November through March, they share the frozen road with snowmobilers.
Academic text (2009) -
If it is current, snowmobilers will visit it more often.
Blog text (9) -
In the winter, there are a lot of snowmobilers.
Academic text (2018) -
Here in New Hampshire, one advocacy group involves snowmobilers.
Blog text (2) -
His plan was to live quietly, renting out the cabins to summer visitors and winter snowmobilers.
Blog text (11) -
Almost every region has an association of snowmobilers that attracts both clubs and rider memberships.
Blog text (9) -
During the winter festival, the snowmobiler raced across the snowy terrain with great excitement.
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The experienced snowmobiler led the group on an adventurous ride through the mountain trails.
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Every weekend, snowmobilers gather at the local park to enjoy the fresh powder and have fun.
Surface Forms
Morphology
snowmobiler = snowmobile (transparent) = snow + mobile + er
The word transparently means a person who operates or rides a snowmobile, formed by adding the agentive suffix '-er' to the base noun.
Etymology
The word snowmobiler comes from snowmobile 'a vehicle that moves on snow' plus the ending -er 'one who does'. So a snowmobiler is a person who rides or operates a snowmobile, often for fun or sport.