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Baggies A pair of comfortable, loose-fitting trousers worn by surfers or skaters. Also known as "board shorts". ■ John decided to wear his baggies to the beach so he could surf in style.
maybes A word used to express uncertainty or doubt, often with a hint of humor. ■ I maybes I'll go to the beach today, but only if the sun comes out and the waves are big enough to surf.
pacific An expanse of saltwater between Asia and Australia, and also a state of calmness or peacefulness. ■ "I'm going to the Pacific to surf some waves and enjoy the peaceful view."
Surfing The act of riding waves on a surfboard, while simultaneously trying not to fall off and get swallowed by the ocean. ■ "I don't know how to surf, I just keep falling off the board and getting cold.
fins A device or appendage used to propel a fish through water, consisting of elongated, paddle-like structures attached to the back and tail of the animal. ■ "I've been trying to learn how to surf using my fins. It's been a real challenge.", A term used in finance to refer to the amount of money that a company owes its shareholders. ■ "The company's finances are in shambles, and they need to raise more capital to pay off their debt.", A type of fish that has scales on its fins instead of a smooth body. ■ "I'm allergic to the spines on finned fish, so I have to be careful when eating sushi."
Surfers 1. A person who enjoys surfing., 2. A group of people who are always high and happy. ■ "Wow, these surfers are so relaxed and mellow! They must be on something good!", ■ "I don't understand why surfers are always hanging out together. They should just surf alone."