Definitions

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • noun The act or sport of operating a speedboat.

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  • noun The recreational act of travelling in a speedboat.

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Examples

  • Vacations at Kennebunkport or weekends at Camp David are consumed with a marathon of sports: tennis, golf, skeet shooting, paddle ball, speedboating and fishing.

    Bush's Heart Scare 2008

  • In between the 5 a.m. golf rounds, the afternoon speedboating and evening horseshoes competition, George W. Bush and his father should talk.

    It's Time To Do As Daddy Did 2007

  • Now is a vacation season for Guadalajarans and over several days recently, as I have walked the shore, I have observed people sailboating and speedboating on the lake.

    boat isse, once again 2004

  • They learned weaponry, judo, speedboating and demolition fundamentals.

    American Tabloid Ellroy, James, 1948- 1995

  • The Descendants opens with a shot of a speedboating blonde smiling as turquoise Hawaiian waves break behind her.

    StarTribune.com rss feed 2011

  • Asked by a reporter to address the matter -- which is suddenly in the news after speedboating Somalis briefly commandeered and hijacked a U. S.-flagged ship off northeast Africa -- Biden interrupted his weekly meeting with Cabinet members and administration officials on the spending of stimulus funds to declare that: "This is being worked on around the clock since this happened."

    The Nation: Top Stories 2009

  • Asked by a reporter to address the matter -- which is suddenly in the news after speedboating Somalis briefly commandeered and hijacked a U. S.-flagged ship off northeast Africa -- Biden interrupted his weekly meeting with Cabinet members and administration officials on the spending of stimulus funds to declare that: "This is being worked on around the clock since this happened."

    The Nation: Top Stories 2009

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