Definition of fakie in English:

fakie

nounPlural fakiesˈfeɪkiˈfākē

(in skateboarding or snowboarding) a movement in which the board is ridden backwards.
Example sentencesExamples
- Dude, Kareem Campbell was skating and did a massive kickflip fakie on a quarter pipe.
- I didn't even bring my board out of the car; I might have gotten shot for only doing three-flip blunt fakies in the deep end.
- The BigSpin is a 360 Shove-It, from a fakie, with a 180 Body Varial in the same direction as the Shove-It.
- Normally I think a rolling one is easier if you start from a fakie.
- Fletcher says its easier to come out of this in a fakie (backwards).

adverbˈfeɪkiˈfākē

With a movement in which the board is ridden backwards.
once you can do it forwards, try it fakie
Example sentencesExamples
- Laughing she skated fakie, going into a cab, and then into a Makio grind.
- As he approaches the end of the box, he begins to turn his body and board another 90 degrees frontside. As he does this, he unweights and gives the tail a little push to get it around, and comes down solidly, rolling fakie.
- Finally, he puts the front wheels down, his weight centered over the board, and rides away fakie.
- He finished the last 90 degrees centered perfectly on his board, rolling fakie, and head for the opposite wall.
- ‘It pretty much started with a bunch of skiers pushing themselves more and more, who saw snowboarding and wanted to do half pipe and big airs and land fakie,’ Laroche says.

Definition of fakie in US English:

fakie

nounˈfākē

(in skateboarding or snowboarding) a movement in which the board is ridden backward.
Example sentencesExamples
- Dude, Kareem Campbell was skating and did a massive kickflip fakie on a quarter pipe.
- Fletcher says its easier to come out of this in a fakie (backwards).
- I didn't even bring my board out of the car; I might have gotten shot for only doing three-flip blunt fakies in the deep end.
- Normally I think a rolling one is easier if you start from a fakie.
- The BigSpin is a 360 Shove-It, from a fakie, with a 180 Body Varial in the same direction as the Shove-It.

adverbˈfākē

With a movement in which the board is ridden backwards.
once you can do it forward, try it fakie
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It pretty much started with a bunch of skiers pushing themselves more and more, who saw snowboarding and wanted to do half pipe and big airs and land fakie,’ Laroche says.
- Finally, he puts the front wheels down, his weight centered over the board, and rides away fakie.
- As he approaches the end of the box, he begins to turn his body and board another 90 degrees frontside. As he does this, he unweights and gives the tail a little push to get it around, and comes down solidly, rolling fakie.
- He finished the last 90 degrees centered perfectly on his board, rolling fakie, and head for the opposite wall.
- Laughing she skated fakie, going into a cab, and then into a Makio grind.

单词	fakie
释义	Definition of fakie in English: fakie nounPlural fakiesˈfeɪkiˈfākē (in skateboarding or snowboarding) a movement in which the board is ridden backwards. Example sentencesExamples Dude, Kareem Campbell was skating and did a massive kickflip fakie on a quarter pipe. I didn't even bring my board out of the car; I might have gotten shot for only doing three-flip blunt fakies in the deep end. The BigSpin is a 360 Shove-It, from a fakie, with a 180 Body Varial in the same direction as the Shove-It. Normally I think a rolling one is easier if you start from a fakie. Fletcher says its easier to come out of this in a fakie (backwards). adverbˈfeɪkiˈfākē With a movement in which the board is ridden backwards. once you can do it forwards, try it fakie Example sentencesExamples Laughing she skated fakie, going into a cab, and then into a Makio grind. As he approaches the end of the box, he begins to turn his body and board another 90 degrees frontside. As he does this, he unweights and gives the tail a little push to get it around, and comes down solidly, rolling fakie. Finally, he puts the front wheels down, his weight centered over the board, and rides away fakie. He finished the last 90 degrees centered perfectly on his board, rolling fakie, and head for the opposite wall. ‘It pretty much started with a bunch of skiers pushing themselves more and more, who saw snowboarding and wanted to do half pipe and big airs and land fakie,’ Laroche says. Definition of fakie in US English: fakie nounˈfākē (in skateboarding or snowboarding) a movement in which the board is ridden backward. Example sentencesExamples Dude, Kareem Campbell was skating and did a massive kickflip fakie on a quarter pipe. Fletcher says its easier to come out of this in a fakie (backwards). I didn't even bring my board out of the car; I might have gotten shot for only doing three-flip blunt fakies in the deep end. Normally I think a rolling one is easier if you start from a fakie. The BigSpin is a 360 Shove-It, from a fakie, with a 180 Body Varial in the same direction as the Shove-It. adverbˈfākē With a movement in which the board is ridden backwards. once you can do it forward, try it fakie Example sentencesExamples ‘It pretty much started with a bunch of skiers pushing themselves more and more, who saw snowboarding and wanted to do half pipe and big airs and land fakie,’ Laroche says. Finally, he puts the front wheels down, his weight centered over the board, and rides away fakie. As he approaches the end of the box, he begins to turn his body and board another 90 degrees frontside. As he does this, he unweights and gives the tail a little push to get it around, and comes down solidly, rolling fakie. He finished the last 90 degrees centered perfectly on his board, rolling fakie, and head for the opposite wall. Laughing she skated fakie, going into a cab, and then into a Makio grind.
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