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sandboard
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sand·board  (sndbôrd, -brd)
n.
A board resembling a snowboard and equipped with bindings, used for descending sand dunes on one's feet.
intr.v. sand·board·ed, sand·board·ing, sand·boards
To use a sandboard.
sandboarder n.
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This was the local sport of sandboarding which sounded great fun when I read about it in the guide book but took on a new dimension once my board took off.
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