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Often used in the same context:
yachts,
vessels,
sailboats,
catamarans,
canoes,
dinghy,
skiff,
kayaks,
ships,
motorboat,
powerboat,
dories,
fishing boat,
watercraft,
pontoon,
cabin cruiser,
speedboat,
rowboats,
boaters,
trawlers,
sloops,
whaleboat,
johnboat,
sampan,
workboat,
barges,
ferries,
scows,
sailboard,
marinas,
warships,
rafts,
fishermen,
schooners,
docks,
cargo ships,
houseboat,
pirogue,
tugboats,
inshore,
sailors,
sailing,
flotillas,
spinnakers,
iceboat,
ketch,
cruisers,
wharfs,
outboard motor,
ferryboat,
boatyard,
yawl,
zodiacs,
divers,
fireboat,
windjammer,
centerboard,
regatta,
skippers,
gunboat,
hydrofoils,
merchantmen,
foremast,
lifeboats,
davits,
coracle,
dhow,
buoys,
surfboat,
runabout,
oars,
yola,
kayakers,
sailmakers,
outrigger canoe,
ebb tide,
pier,
freighters,
steamers,
catboat,
airboat,
coxswains,
flatboat,
paddlers,
longboat,
yachtsmen,
submarines,
capsize,
hulls,
cars,
jetties,
monohull,
merchant vessels,
seaplanes,
trucks,
sistership,
canoeists,
harbor,
battleships,
halyards,
skeg,
motor vessel,
boat,
aeroplanes,
craft,
gunboats,
launches,
steamboats,
airplanes,
steamships,
steamer
Appears in the definition of:
accommodation ladder,
aquatic,
boatbuilder,
boathouse,
boatmanship,
boat hook,
boat race,
boat racing,
building,
canal,
crank,
cranky,
deepen,
dock,
drawbridge,
drift,
get stranded,
grapnel,
grapnel anchor,
hydroplane racing,
junk,
landing,
landing place,
lashing,
leaking,
leaky,
leeward tide,
lift bridge,
pier,
portage,
purse seine,
run aground,
schipperke,
scow,
skiff,
surge,
tender,
tippy,
torpedo-boat destroyer,
towing path,
towpath,
watercraft,
wharf,
wharfage
Also try:
— Adjectives for boats:
small,
other,
large,
little,
several,
few,
open,
smaller,
bottomed,
gun,
larger,
more...
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