surfie

British  

/ ˈsɜːfɪ /

noun

1. slang a young person whose main interest is in surfing, esp when considered as a cult figure

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Example Sentences

Graber likes Surfie, which lets you track what your child is doing, but she said to make sure to let kids know you have it.

From Washington Post

Currie had been the original Valley girl, a surfie chick living in her more popular twin sister’s shadow, and trying to contend with the sudden absence of her mother, who had moved to Indonesia to follow a new romance.

From The Guardian

The exhaustive legal process, at times a burr in the side of Australian-Indonesian relations, has at times seemed more like the macguffin to the real plot: the raw, sensational and hotly-contested journey of an Aussie surfie chick trying to survive in a crowded Asian prison.

From BBC

He becomes part surfie, part baby-faced Rimbaud, muttering tags of poetry and fragments of hip, and flirting with homosexuality.

From Time Magazine Archive