boardsailing

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board·sail·ing

(bôrd′sā′lĭng)

board sailor n.

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boardsailing

(ˈbɔːdˌseɪlɪŋ)

(Swimming, Water Sports & Surfing) another name for windsurfing

ˈboardˌsailor n

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board•sail•ing

(ˈbɔrdˌseɪ lɪŋ, ˈboʊrd-)
n.

the sport of sailing a boat that has no cockpit, as in windsurfing.

[1980–85]

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The beachfront is the venue for top boardsailing championships and features a long promenade and pier with a chance of seeing pods of dolphins at play.

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Bosworth Water Trust, Far Coton Lane, Wellesborough Road, near Nuneaton - A 50-acre leisure park with 20 acres for dinghy, boardsailing and fishing.

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The river gorge offers excellent runs for boardsailing, with 30-knot winds racing down the canyon.

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The western Canadian premiers came to Gimli for their annual conference in 1994 and the World Boardsailing Championships were held there that same year.

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The beaches to the right, already favored by windsurfers scooting over whitecaps, would be developed as a boardsailing beach, while the beachfront to the left and open spaces inland would be restored as wetlands and dunes.