surfriding
- noun
- /ˈsɜrˌfraɪdɪŋ/
- She took lessons to improve her surfriding skills during their Hawaiian vacation.
Examples
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Many beach towns host annual surfriding competitions that attract athletes from around the world.
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Early mornings are best for surfriding because the waves are usually calmer and more consistent.
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I love surfriding in the summer.
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Have you tried surfriding at Malibu?
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Many beach towns host annual surfriding competitions that attract athletes from around the world.
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She took lessons to improve her surfriding skills during their Hawaiian vacation.
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Early mornings are best for surfriding because the waves are usually calmer and more consistent.
Synonyms
Riding on a board on waves toward the shore
A sport of riding a board on a wave toward the shore
Surface Forms
Morphology
surfriding = surf + ride (transparent) = surf + ride
Clear compound of 'surf' + 'ride' whose meaning ('riding on a surfboard') is directly inferable from its parts.
Etymology
Surfriding is simply surf + riding: surf means the 'breaking waves' near the shore (as in surfboard) and riding means 'to sit on or stand on something while it moves'. So surfriding is riding a board on the top of a wave toward the shore.