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kite·board

 (kīt′bôrd′)
n.
Any of the boards, usually equipped with bindings for the feet, used in kiteboarding.
intr.v. kite·board·ed, kite·board·ing, kite·boards
To engage in kiteboarding.

kite′board·er n.
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kiteboard

(ˈkaɪtˌbɔːd)
n
a board similar to a windsurfing board, towed by a large kite
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We wish them every success in the championship and we are happy that they have the fantastic opportunity to compete against the best kiteboard racers in the world," Lord said.
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