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Malibu, malibu Chiefly Austral. and N.Z.|ˈmælɪbuː|
[The name of Malibu Beach in California.]
In full, Malibu board. A short light-weight surf-board.
1962Austral. Women's Weekly Suppl. 24 Oct. 3/3 Malibu, type of surfboard made from foam, balsa, or fibre⁓glass and under 10 ft. long. 1965N.Z. Listener 17 Dec. 4/4 Australia had its first look at the Malibu board when film star Peter Lawford took one ‘down under’ in 1954. 1969Times 25 July 5/2 Worried by the number of thefts of malibu boards, police have issued leaflets in the surfers' own language. 1970N.Z. News 8 Apr. 16/3 A. Griffin won both the ski and malibu board races. |