Hydroplane ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Hydroplane ( verb )

To skim or glide on the surface of water, especially at high speeds.

Origin:

From water + plane.

Examples:

1. The boat hydroplaned across the surface of the water.
2. He hydroplaned on the wet road and lost control of the car.
3. The speedboat hydroplaned across the lake.
4. If you drive too fast on a wet road, your car may hydroplane.
5. It's dangerous to hydroplane at high speeds.

(As a noun)

Hydroplane ( noun )

To skim or glide on the surface of water, especially at high speeds.

Origin:

From water + plane.

Examples:

1. The boat hydroplaned across the surface of the water.
2. He hydroplaned on the wet road and lost control of the car.
3. The speedboat hydroplaned across the lake.
4. If you drive too fast on a wet road, your car may hydroplane.
5. It's dangerous to hydroplane at high speeds.