Definition of surfboard
: a long narrow buoyant board (as of lightweight wood or fiberglass-covered foam) used in the sport of surfing
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The two-person White Lightning tent can support a roof rack to securely fasten gear like bikes, kayaks or surfboards on top of the shell.
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If Costco didn’t sell surfboards, Tiffany Joh might have chosen another way to spend her time away from the LPGA Tour.
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One such citizen of the subculture, artist Charlie Lyon, started his career painting surfboards in the then-backyard operation of the now-iconic shaper, John Mel.
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Against the wall leaned an unused blue and green surfboard.
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Stop by Alexander Wang's Soho flagship to see the five marble-print surfboards created by Australian brand Haydenshapes.
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The firm has just opened in Australia, where some models even boast surfboard racks.
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McKinnon, a professional surfer, surfboard shaper and instructor who has a business in Costa Mesa, is the first to get permission to run such a program in Huntington.
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Her California cousins knew how to surf, and Kelly had never been on a surfboard.
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First Known Use of surfboard
circa 1826
SURFBOARD Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of surfboard for English Language Learners
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: a long, light, narrow board that is used for surfing
SURFBOARD Defined for Kids
Definition of surfboard for Students
: a long narrow board that floats and is ridden in surfing
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