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kneeboard
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knee·board  (nbôrd, -brd)
n.
1. Sports A short surfboard ridden in a kneeling position.
2. A clipboard used especially by pilots during flights for holding maps and checklists.
intr.v. knee·board·ed, knee·board·ing, knee·boards Sports
To ride a short surfboard in a kneeling position.


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Boater Safety - Tarrant Regional Water District Water Sports on Richland Chambers Lake This Texas Lake is great for water skiing, wakeboarding, tubing, jetskiing, and kneeboarding on a summer day because it''s large and not over-crowded.
Once when I was first kneeboarding, my shoelace came untied and got caught under the back wheel and I just stopped--slid and scratched my face.
Paul, one of nine children, used to be a very active sportsman, his hobbies once included playing basketball and water sports such as fishing, boating, kneeboarding and skiing.
 
 
 
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