monoski

/ ˈmɒnəʊˌskiː /

noun

1. a wide ski on which the skier stands with both feet

Derived Forms

• ˈmonoˌskier, noun
• ˈmonoˌskiing, noun

Example Sentences

But, a man of his word, Elliott gave the monoski a chance.

From Washington Times

But, a man of his word, Elliott gave the monoski a chance.

From Washington Times

Price: $2,500-$3,600 A monoski breaks down into four main components, says Jeff Goodman of Radventures, Inc., maker of Yetti brand monoskis.

From Time Magazine Archive

I can't help but recruit my leg, stomach and back muscles in my efforts, but the monoski is unresponsive to my clandestine cheating-it's designed to navigate entirely by flowing movements initiated from the waist up.

From Time Magazine Archive

At lower speeds, by simply looking down the hill and reaching with my outrigger, my shoulders and hips fall into their proper positions and I can entice the wily monoski to obey.

From Time Magazine Archive