aquaplane

(akwə plān′, äk-)

noun

a board or small platform towed by a speedboat while a person stands on it, often holding onto ropes for support

Origin: aqua + plane

intransitive verb aquaplaned, aquaplaning

to ride on such a board as a sport

See aquaplane in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
A board pulled over the water by a motorboat and ridden by a person standing up.
intransitive verb aq·ua·planed, aq·ua·plan·ing, aq·ua·planes
To ride on such a board.

Origin:

Origin: aqua-

Origin: + plane1

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