skateboard
n. countable A2 Elementary US //ˈskeɪtˌbɔɹd// UK //skˈeɪtbɔːd// skate·board
n. a short, narrow board with four wheels on the bottom. You stand on it and push with one foot to move along the ground.
n. a narrow board mounted on four wheels, used for transportation or performing stunts. Typically consists of a deck, trucks, and wheels.
He rides his skateboard to school every morning.
The city built a new park with ramps and rails specifically for people who ride a skateboard.
While early designs were simple wooden planks, the modern skateboard features a laminated maple deck with a concave shape to provide the rider with better control during technical maneuvers.
From skate + board.
Usage
Commonly used with the verbs 'ride', 'push', or 'flip'.