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hot dog
(redirected from hotdogging)

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hot dog
Chiefly US a person who performs showy acrobatic manoeuvres when skiing or surfing


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Alpine Freestyle emerged in the 1960s and evolved into what is called Hotdogging.
Different Kinds of Snow Skis by William Skipin / Travel, recreation and leisure community
But Virgil's heedful hotdogging only contributed to my excitement as, at twenty, I sprawled on the floor of my room trying (and failing) to reproduce his intense depictions of tender friendship, lost love, and the joys of the country.
That most awful poem, the Aeneid: a translator's tragic alliance by Ruden, Sarah / New Criterion
Once more or less synonymous with modern surfing, big-wave riding found itself sidelined in the late '60s by what came to be called the "short-board revolution" and the subsequent preoccupation with small-wave hotdogging and tube riding.
Chairmen of the boards: Thad Ziolkowski on Riding Giants by Ziolkowski, Thad / Artforum International
 
 
 
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