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longboard

British  
/ ˈlɒŋˌbɔːd /

noun

  1. a type of surfboard

  2. a type of skateboard

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The trip will then finish in Portrush in County Antrim, where Becky bought her first longboard with her friend, before he died.

From BBC

Another student glided past on a longboard.

From Slate

In a matter of a few weeks, plenty of my clothes were in her closet, and she was teaching me how to ride her longboard.

From Los Angeles Times

His desire to share the joy of the sport tracks with the greater longboarding community’s reputation for being relaxed and inclusive — in part because the longboard’s shape makes learning the sport easier and less trick-based.

From Los Angeles Times

His desire to share the joy of the sport tracks with the greater longboarding community’s reputation for being relaxed and inclusive — in part because the longboard’s shape makes learning the sport easier and less-trick-based.

From Los Angeles Times