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- Wake|board['weikbɔ:d] das; -s, -s<aus gleichbed. engl. wakeboard zu wake »Kielwasser« u. board »Brett«>Brett zum Wasserskifahren u. Springen auf dem Wasser.
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Wakeboard
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