surfboard

IPA: sˈɝfbɔrd

A shaped waterproof plank, usually made of wood or foam and reinforced plastic, used to surf on waves.

Examples of "surfboard" in Sentences

He'd just jump on his surfboard.
Stacey's first surfboard instructor.
He was shiny and flew on a surfboard.
Tom is then used as a surfboard by Jerry.
Even solid balsa surfboards are available.
The shape of the boats resemble the shape of a surfboard.
There are a number of different fin configuration on a surfboard.
The girls then zoom aimlessly around the city on flying surfboards.
They have what is called a surfboard perhaps four or five feet long.
Many consider the bonzer design to be the archetype of the modern surfboard.
The surfboard fin is the part of the back of a surfboard that enters the water.
I just spent a pretty penny on a Lilo & Stitch surfboard from the Japanese Disney Store.
Getting up on a surfboard was an amazing feeling—something that helped me feel like I would be able to live life even without my eyes.
-- While the monologue (things the old and presumably "immature" Ashton would've found "awesome") wasn't that funny, it did include a bulldog on a surfboard, which is great.