surf

US /sɝːf/
UK /sɝːf/
"surf" picture
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the mass or line of foam formed by waves breaking on a seashore or reef

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The children played at the edge of the surf.
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We could hear the roar of the surf from our beach house.
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breakerswavesfoamsprayswell
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stand or lie on a surfboard and ride on a wave toward the shore

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He loves to surf every morning before work.
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We watched them surf the big waves.
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boardride the waves
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move from site to site on the internet

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I like to surf the internet for interesting articles.
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She spent hours surfing through social media feeds.
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browsenavigateexploreskim
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surfingsurf the webego-surfingcrowd-surfing