(surfing) a wave that is not very big or powerful, often resulting in a light or easy ride
(surfing) used to describe someone, usually a non-surfer, who pretends to be experienced or knowledgeable about surfing by imitating the behavior, fashion, and language of surfers
(surfing) to get knocked off one's board by a wave, often in a rough or unexpected way
(surfing) to catch a wave in such a way that one is launched high into the air while maintaining control and staying on the surfboard
(surfing) to take complete control of the surfboard while reaching the top of a wave, often resulting in a sharp or impressive move
a person who is deeply enthusiastic about surfing, often involved in the surf culture and lifestyle
a large, powerful wave, typically one that barrels over and creates a hollow space inside the wave
to surf extremely well, especially performing skilled and stylish turns or maneuvers on the wave
a surfing technique where the surfer catches a wave at its steepest point, often from a deeper part of the wave, requiring precise timing and skill
(surfing) to lose control on a surfboard when the fin unexpectedly catches the water, causing the surfer to fall or wipe out.
to move one’s arms about in a clumsy or uncontrolled manner while surfing, often due to panic or lack of balance
a surfer who rarely or never falls off their surfboard, often due to impressive balance and skill
a person who rides a surfboard with their right foot forward, as opposed to the more common position of having the left foot forward
to surfing aggressively, often with a focus on sharp, quick maneuvers or maintaining speed on the wave
to ride a surfboard with all five toes of one foot hanging over the front edge of the board, typically as a maneuver in surfing
to surf toward the front of the surfboard so that the toes of both feet are hanging over the edge of the board
to satisfy or please greatly, often used to describe something that is very successful or well-received
a surfing maneuver where the rider spins their board 360 degrees while inside the barrel of the wave
(surfing) poorly shaped waves with no tube and no power, making them undesirable for surfing
(surfing) to get pounded or forcefully hit by a wave, often resulting in a wipeout while surfing
extremely beautiful, excellent, or highly desirable, often used to describe perfect waves, stunning scenery, or an ideal experience
(surfing) the act of riding the front part of the surfboard while maintaining balance and control
(surfing) to be forcefully hit or overwhelmed by a wave, often resulting in being knocked underwater or struggling to regain control while surfing
a huge, powerful wave, often used in the context of surfing or describing intense ocean conditions
used to describe something that is fantastic, impressive, or extremely enjoyable
to perform with great energy, enthusiasm, or skill, often in sports, music, or partying
a widely recognized hand gesture among surfers, made by extending the thumb and pinky while curling the other fingers, symbolizing relaxation, positivity, or approval
(surfing) used to describe something amazing, beautiful, or highly impressive, often in the context of surfing
(surfing) to get thrashed or heavily pummeled by a wave, typically resulting in a wipeout
(surfing) the powerful rush of water and air that comes from a wave’s tube, often when a surfer is inside the barrel, causing a dramatic spray or mist
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