snowboard

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But even once you came out with some cool (hot?) solution for this nicety, you still couldn’t ski/snowboard.

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Quick take

To ride a snowboard.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of snowboard gathered in one view.

verb

To ride a snowboard.

noun

A board, somewhat like a broad ski, or a very long skateboard with no wheels, used in the sport of snowboarding.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for snowboard.

verb

To ride a snowboard.

noun

A board, somewhat like a broad ski, or a very long skateboard with no wheels, used in the sport of snowboarding.

Example sentences

But even once you came out with some cool (hot?) solution for this nicety, you still couldn’t ski/snowboard.

It should be mandatory viewing for any student who wants to play football, snowboard, bike race, etc.

Sort of like a snowboard would work, so you could at least rely on one axis to balance yourself properly?

Because the difference in speed sensation between a snowboard and a car (or bicycle) is just unbelievable if you haven't measured it.

A guy did something similar on a snowboard and set the world speed record.

I'm a level 3 snowboard instructor in Canada, and I would say I infrequently go over 40km/h.

Funny story: A startup I used to work for occupies the former offices of a snowboard company.

That's probably why I still like to include it, I've taken many years off for traveling, snowboard instructing, etc.

I try to travel as frequently as I can to hike, mountain bike, snowboard and scuba.

And yes, you can ski or snowboard while you're out here.

I just did a quick run through of my office (Minneapolis/St Paul snowboard, etc.

I snowboard every chance I get, and this hits the nail on the head.

Quote examples

Canadian Snowboard Instructors call that "Positive, to and try" i.e.

That said, I have hit my head incredibly hard snowboarding, after catching an edge at very low speed ("last run of the day!" type thing), and always always always wear a helmet every single time I ride a bicycle or motorcycle or snowboard, just as I always wear a seatbelt in the car.