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boatnoun a small buoyant structure for travel on waterpaddling the little boat across the lake is great exercise, but tiring bottom, craft, vessel, watercraft catboat, ketch, sailboat, schooner, yachtbateau, caïque, canoe, catamaran, coracle, curragh(or currach), dhow, dinghy, dink, dory, dugout, flatboat, garvey, gig, johnboat, kayak, outrigger, paddleboat, pinnace, piragua, pirogue, pontoon, pram, punt, raft, rowboat, rowing boat(chiefly British), sampan, scow, scull, shallop, shell, skiff, surfboat, umiak, wherrycruiser, inboard, motorboat, outboard, powerboathouseboat, riverboatauxiliary, bumboat, cutter, jolly boat, launch, lifeboat, longboat, tender, yawlbarge, hoy, keel, keelboat, lighter, narrow boat(British)towboat, tug, tugboatferry, ferryboat, gondola, taxi, water taxibanker, coble, dragger, gillnetter, hooker, lugger, scalloper, seiner, shrimper, trawler, whaleboat, whaler, workboatcockleshell, tubairboat, air-cushion vehicle, hovercrafthydrofoil, hydroplaneassault boat, PT boat, torpedo boat a large craft for travel by wateryou'll have to take a passenger boat to get to the island keel, ship, vessel aircraft carrier, argosy, barge, coaster, collier, containership, corvette, cruiser, cutter, destroyer, ferryboat, flagship, freighter, icebreaker, ironclad, lightship, liner, man-of-war(also man-o'-war), merchantman, merchant ship, motor ship, packet, steamer, steamship, superliner, supertanker, tanker, trader, tramp, transport, warship, watercraftbark(or barque), brig, brigantine, caravel, clipper, junk, ketch, sailboat, schooner, square-rigger, tall ship, windjammer, xebec, yacht to travel on water in a vesselboated to the picnic site on an island in the bay before the 12th century |