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paddleboard

paddleboard
NounTransitive Verb
pl: paddleboardspast: paddleboardedpp: paddleboardeding: paddleboarding

This term describes a specific hybrid of surfing and kayaking, evoking a sense of leisure, balance, and steady exploration. It carries a modern, recreational connotation, typically associated with calm waters, fitness, and outdoor tourism rather than high-intensity competitive sports.

As a noun, it refers to the physical equipment. As a verb, it describes the specific action of navigating with that equipment. The verb is used transitively when specifying a destination or a distance covered, though it is frequently used intransitively to describe the activity in general.

Meanings

Nounpaddleboard

A long, narrow board, similar to a surfboard, on which a person stands and uses a paddle to move through the water.

Transitive Verbpaddleboard
[~ something]

To travel or move across a body of water while standing on a paddleboard and using a paddle.

They decided to paddleboard across the bay to reach the secluded beach.

Phrasal Verbs

paddleboard out

to move away from the shore toward deeper water on a paddleboard

She spent an hour paddleboarding out to the reef to watch the sea turtles.

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