water-skiing

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water-skiing

A person is water-skiing on a sunny lake.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The sport or activity of skiing on water while being towed by a motorboat: "Water-skiing" refers to the recreational or competitive activity where a person, wearing skis, glides on the surface of a body of water while being pulled by a motorboat.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • We tried water-skiing on the lake last summer.
    • Her favorite part of the vacation was the water-skiing.
    • Safety is important in water-skiing.
Advanced Usage
  • As a gerund/activity noun: The word is commonly used to name the activity itself.
    • Water-skiing requires good balance.
  • In compound nouns: It can form part of terms specifying equipment or styles, though these are distinct compounds.
    • The water-skiing competition was intense. (Here, "water-skiing" acts as a modifier for "competition").
Variants and Related Words
  • Water-ski (verb): To engage in the activity of water-skiing.
    • He learned to water-ski when he was ten.
  • Water-skier (noun): A person who water-skis.
    • The water-skier performed an impressive jump.
  • Skiing (noun): The general activity or sport of moving over snow or water on skis.
Synonyms
  • Aquaplaning (in some contexts, though technically different): The sport of riding on a flat board (a planing board) over water.
  • Towed watersport: A broader category including activities like wakeboarding.
Related Phrases
  • To go water-skiing: The common phrase for participating in the activity.
    • They plan to go water-skiing this weekend.
water-skiing

A person is water-skiing on a sunny lake.

Noun
  1. skiing on water while being towed by a motorboat