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boogie boarder, n. orig. U.S.
Brit. |ˈbuːgi ˌbɔːdə|, U.S. |ˈbʊgi ˌbɔ(ə)rdər|
[‹ boogie board n. + -er suffix1.]
= bodyboarder n.
1979Los Angeles Times 11 Aug. (Orange County section) ii. 1/4 Out on the beach, the surfers and the boogie boarders and the body surfers reveled in the final result—the big waves that gave that extra thrill and longer ride. 1984Washington Post 22 Mar. (Maryland Weekly section) 10/1 Surfers like Jeff Phillips and boogie boarders like Jay Reale, at age 20 the national amateur champion. 1995N.Z. Herald 13 Feb. i. 3/3 A Hamilton boogie boarder who helped to rescue a group of children caught in a rip..has expressed concern at their lack of adult supervision. 2000Wavelength Jan. 73/1 Why don't surfers like boogie boarders? There's nothing wrong with us. You say..you don't need any skill, but that's not true. Doing drop-knee moves is hard. |