wakeboard Antonyms
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Meaning of wakeboard
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wakeboard (n)
a buoyant board (resembling a surfboard) that is used to ride over water while being pulled behind a motorboat
wakeboard Sentence Examples
- Jake soared through the air, his wakeboard slicing the lake's glassy surface like a knife.
- Despite the icy water, Emily persisted in her wakeboard practice, determined to master her skills.
- The wakeboarders' tricks and flips created a mesmerizing spectacle for spectators on the beach.
- Kyle's wakeboard caught an unexpected gust of wind, sending him somersaulting over the boat.
- Sarah's first attempt at wakeboarding proved exhilarating, leaving her eager for more.
- The wakeboard cable park offered a safe and controlled environment for beginners to learn the sport.
- The wakeboard tournament attracted top riders from all over the country, each showcasing their unique style.
- The wakeboarder's powerful thighs strained against the tow rope as he surged forward.
- The wakeboard pond was a popular spot for water sports enthusiasts during the summer months.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the wakeboarders packed up their gear, content with a day well spent on the water.
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a buoyant board (resembling a surfboard) that is used to ride over water while being pulled behind a motorboat
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Jake soared through the air, his wakeboard slicing the lake's glassy surface like a knife.
Despite the icy water, Emily persisted in her wakeboard practice, determined to master her skills.
The wakeboarders' tricks and flips created a mesmerizing spectacle for spectators on the beach.
Kyle's wakeboard caught an unexpected gust of wind, sending him somersaulting over the boat.
