surf

channel surf

To frequently change channels when watching television, especially for an extended period of time. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. After a long week of work, I like to just sit on the sofa and channel surf for a few hours.

surf and turf

fish and beef; lobster and beef. (A dinner serving incorporating both expensive seafood and an expensive cut of beef. Alludes to the sea and to the pasture. Fixed order.) Walter ordered the surf and turf, but Alice ordered only a tiny salad. No surf and turf for me. I want fish and fish alone.

surf the Net

to browse around in the contents of the Internet. I spend an hour a day or more surfing the Net.

surf

1. mod. wonderful; with it; excellent. (California.) This party is, like, surf.

2. in. to use a remote control to check a large number of TV stations. (see also channel hopping.) Don spends almost an hour surfing before he falls asleep in front of the TV.

surf the net

tv. to browse through the offerings of the internet. He surfs the net for three hours each evening.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Sheherazade	-	Literature
Sigvard	-	Swedish
Parr	[pa:]
GØRan	-	Norwegian
Marshal	MAHR-shəl	English
Pascale	-	French