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Aquaplane (Verb)

Rise up onto a thin film of water between the tires and road so that there is no more contact with the road; "the car aquaplaned".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

When driving at such a high speed on a wet road, the car aquaplaned and lost control momentarily.
The driver's inexperience showed as he tried to brake hard on the rain-soaked road and the car aquaplaned.
Driving conditions were hazardous due to the heavy downpour, causing my vehicle to aquaplane on the slippery highway.
Motorists were cautioned about the dangers of aquaplaning on flooded roads and advised to slow down.
As the speedometer approached 70 miles per hour on the wet pavement, the tires suddenly aquaplaned, sending the car careening across the lanes.

Ride on an aquaplane.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

As we sped across the lake, I stood up to try and aquaplane, but I fell into the water instead.
He enjoyed the thrill of trying to aquaplane behind the speedboat on a calm summer morning.
The kids eagerly waited for their turn to aquaplane while the adults relaxed on the beach.
Aquaplane instructors helped beginners find the right standing position to successfully ride the board.
After a few attempts, she finally managed to aquaplane across the waves for several seconds.