(a) each of the floats or boards of a paddle wheel; (b) (also paddleboard) a buoyant board used to support a person in water; a surfboard.

a short, light surfboard ridden in a prone position, typically made of plywood.

a type of surfboard with a narrow nose and broad tail.

In full Malibu board. A long surfboard, of a type popular esp. in the 1950s and 1960s.

Surfing slang. A large heavy surfboard used for riding big waves.

slang (originally and chiefly U.S.). Surfing. A large surfboard, somewhat smaller than a ‘gun’ (gun, n. 14). Also hot dog board. Cf. hot-dog, v.

Surfing. A mass-produced surfboard.

a surf-board rounded at both ends.

a type of surf-board used for riding shallow water.

A board resembling a surfboard, intended or used for wakeboarding.

Surfing. (See quots.)

A surfboard or sailboard with a back which tapers to a point.

A type of long surfboard, typically nine feet (approx. 2.7 metres) or longer in length. Now also: a long skateboard or snowboard. Cf. shortboard n.…

A type of short, light surfboard ridden in a prone position; = bodyboard, n.

A type of short, light surfboard ridden in a prone position. Cf. boogie board, n.

A kind of surfboard or sailboard capable of greater speed and manoeuvrability than a standard model with one central fin, owing to a more streamlined…

A shorter and lighter version of a longboard.

A type of surfboard, typically between 6 and 8 feet long, which is lighter than a longboard, more stable and easier to use than a shortboard, and…

Also with capital initial. A proprietary name for: a piece of equipment used in kitesurfing; (now) esp. a kiteboard.

A type of surfboard or wakeboard designed for kiteboarding.

Surfing and Windsurfing. A surfboard or sailboard with four fins (fin, n.1 additions).