Surf ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Surf ( noun )

1. The swell of the sea that breaks on a shore or reef, especially as a sport.
2. The sport of riding on such waves on a board.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from portuguese and spanish surf, from a west african language.

Examples:

1. He went surfing on the waves.
2. She learned to surf on the beach.
3. The surf was high that day.
4. The surfboard was designed for big waves.
5. The surfers were waiting for the perfect wave.

(As a verb)

Surf ( verb )

1. The swell of the sea that breaks on a shore or reef, especially as a sport.
2. The sport of riding on such waves on a board.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from portuguese and spanish surf, from a west african language.

Examples:

1. He went surfing on the waves.
2. She learned to surf on the beach.
3. The surf was high that day.
4. The surfboard was designed for big waves.
5. The surfers were waiting for the perfect wave.