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n. A recreational device consisting of a surfboard with a small sail on a flexible mast. Also called a ''windsurf board''. vb. To practice the sport of using a sailboard.
Usage examples of "sailboard".
Then he leaped on a sailboard and flew across the lagoon to warn the Cains, who were leisurely drifting into the path of the unknown apparition that was seemingly intent on invading the lagoon.
Pitt told Victor of his sighting the out-of-control blimp during the sailboard marathon race, the mad ride while clinging to the mooring line, and the last-second capture only a few feet away from potential disaster, ending with his entry into the gondola.
As Oscar and Charlie sailboarded by, they watched POWs slowly and laboriously building a highway there.
There's no reason why they should waste time sailboarding and lying on the beach in Paliuli when they could be furthering their education.
Those of the other children who weren't sailboarding or playing with Frisbees or swimming stood around making smart remarks.
They moved aside to give Charlie and Oscar room enough to get their sailboards into the Pacific.
They both had their sailboards and everything else they needed for a fishing run.
There again there's a season, a weather pattern, that fits the sport, and on the first day all the boats, from the little sailboards up to square-riggers, parade along the coast.
This is in addition to all the thousands of other types of floating objects that may be out on the water and don't need to register - dinghies, sailboats, sailboards, canoes, inflatables, li-los, various excursion steamers and the old chugging ferry I was on now - all of them searching for a boat-sized piece of water.
The Sangs were having a difficult time mastering the technique and coordination it took to pilot a sailboard.
The Sangs were having a difficult time mastering the technique and coordination it took to pilot a sailboard.