surfrider

American  

[surf-rahyd-er] / ˈsɜrfˌraɪd ər /

noun

1. surfer.

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Example Sentences

The company last month bought the Surfrider Hotel in Malibu, a 20-room boutique property perched above the Pacific Coast Highway for $37.5 million.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Surfrider isn’t the first hotel acquired by Chrome Hearts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Dauntless Capital Partners, which had owned Surfrider since 2021, “had been planning on keeping it forever,” but as a private-equity firm couldn’t turn down Chrome Hearts’ offer, said co-founder Craig Ballard.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Surfrider was built in 1953 as a motor inn and was later transformed to resemble a California beach house’s living room.

From The Wall Street Journal

Estrada, a longtime surfer and former chair of the Surfrider Foundation’s board of directors, particularly wanted a water-saving landscape that was ocean-friendly, to keep rainwater in the ground instead of having the runoff wash into the street to collect pollutants before dumping into the ocean.

From Los Angeles Times