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bodyboarding

British  
/ ˈbɒdɪˌbɔːdɪŋ /

noun

  1. the sport of surfing using a bodyboard

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Despite his dad's love for rugby, Ben preferred climbing trees, swimming, surfing and bodyboarding.

From BBC

First, she said, she fills her mind with images: flowers from her gallerist’s Instagram feed; sea creatures she sees on surfing and bodyboarding trips; memories of bacteria she watched wriggling under a microscope during biology class.

From New York Times

In Rocinha, they like soccer or bodyboarding and skateboarding.

From New York Times

Butterfield was attacked on Dec. 24 while bodyboarding just north of Morro Rock.

From Seattle Times

“Sometimes when we were at school, at recess or at lunch, we’d see the van heading off to the beach where Dad would go bodysurfing or bodyboarding before going off to work,” he said.

From Seattle Times