Sailboard (noun)

1. A board propelled by wind power using a sail and ridden standing up, also known as windsurfing.
2. A small and maneuverable board that is propelled by wind power using a sail for sport or recreation.

Origin:

The word "sailboard" is a combination of two words "sail" and "board". it was first coined in the late 1970s to describe a sport of riding on a board propelled by wind power using a sail. it is also known as windsurfing.

Examples:

1. He was an expert sailboarder, able to ride the waves with ease.
2. She was learning to sailboard, but still struggled to keep her balance on the board.
3. The sailboarders were out on the water, taking advantage of the strong winds.
4. He was proud of his new sailboard, which he had saved up to buy for months.
5. The sailboard was a great way to enjoy the outdoors and the thrill of wind and waves.