parasail
/ˈpɛrəˌseɪl/
verb
- To ride through the air while being towed behind a boat or vehicle, attached to a parachute-like sail.
- During our vacation, we decided to parasail over the ocean and saw dolphins below.
- She was nervous at first but loved parasailing above the lake.
- Many tourists parasail along the coast to get a bird's-eye view of the beach.
noun
- The activity or sport of parasailing; also, the parachute-like sail used in the activity.
- Parasail is a popular water sport in tropical destinations.
- He bought a new parasail for his boat so he could take friends out on weekends.
- The instructor checked the parasail carefully before the first flight of the day.