Definitions

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  • noun US Any of various craft used in extreme sports.

Etymologies

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thrill +‎ -craft

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Examples

  • As they write in Thrillcraft, "there is no nice way to describe the true dangers thrillcraft pose to the integrity of our public lands: they terrorize wildlife and other people; destroy the quiet and peace of the woods; and pollute, degrade, and vandalize much of our natural legacy."

    Lloyd Alter: Working Americans Love Sarah Palin Because She Shoots Wolves from Airplanes 2008

  • Thrillcraft, "there is no nice way to describe the true dangers thrillcraft pose to the integrity of our public lands: they terrorize wildlife and other people; destroy the quiet and peace of the woods; and pollute, degrade, and vandalize much of our natural legacy."

    The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2008

  • Thrillcraft, "there is no nice way to describe the true dangers thrillcraft pose to the integrity of our public lands: they terrorize wildlife and other people; destroy the quiet and peace of the woods; and pollute, degrade, and vandalize much of our natural legacy."

    The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2008

  • Thrillcraft, "there is no nice way to describe the true dangers thrillcraft pose to the integrity of our public lands: they terrorize wildlife and other people; destroy the quiet and peace of the woods; and pollute, degrade, and vandalize much of our natural legacy."

    The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2008

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