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bod·y·board also bod·y-board  (bd-bôrd, -brd)
n.
A very short surfboard with one straight end, ridden usually by lying on one's chest.
intr.v. bod·y·board·ed also bod·y-board·ed, bod·y·board·ing also bod·y-board·ing, bod·y·boards also bod·y-boards
To surf on a bodyboard.

body·boarder n.

bodyboard [ˈbɒdɪˌbɔːd]
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Swimming, Water Sports & Surfing) a surfboard that is shorter and blunter than the standard board and on which the surfer lies rather than stands


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You can't use your surfboard as bodyboard because the bodyboards must be large enough allowing the rider to lie on his stomach on the board.
The talks will cover information about beach hazards, understanding beach safety flags, the role of RNLI lifeguards, and how to be safe in the water, including responsible use of inflatables and bodyboards.
The two lads on bodyboards were dwarfed by the 50-foot wave during the storm off the Cornish coast on Sunday.
 
 
 
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