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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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Now Gramps has known an instructor or two over the years who liked to use their kneeboards for other than their intended purpose--heck, I even fought the impulse to chuck mine into the front cockpit at the occasional conehead what needed a fast erect, as it were--but I ain't never seen nobody try to use one as a switch flicker.
Grampaw Pettibone by Naval Aviation News
: Extreme water sports enthusiasts can get an insider's look at the 1997 market of wakeboards, kneeboards, water skis, converted inner tubes, something called the Air Chair (that ``makes 10- to 12-foot monster leaps into the air effortlessly'') and a range of personal watercraft at the Southern California Boat Show.
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Water-sports equipment available includes snorkeling gear, windsurfers, kayaks, fishing gear, tubes, kneeboards and more.
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