windsurf

/wˈɪndsɜːf/

to windsurf

MAIN VERB

to engage in a water sport where a person stands on a board and uses a sail to catch the wind and move themselves across the water

Examples

1. Windsurfing around the globe.

2. John Kerry was windsurfing off Nantucket.

3. As a lifetime watersports enthusiast, Marcel established BIC Sport in 1979, which made windsurf equipment and sailboards.

4. I just love the idea of like, a solo attorney out on a paddleboard, trying to use an umbrella to windsurf.