Ferryboats is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FERRYBOATS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FERRYBOAT, a boat used on a ferry
• a boat used to transport passengers, vehicles, etc., across a river or the like.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a boat used to ferry passengers, vehicles, or goods

Words related to FERRYBOATS

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How to use FERRYBOATS in a sentence

• He was a little frightened when they first took him upon one of the ferry-boats, but after two or three quarterly meetings he became quite brave.
• The steamboat frigate is 160 feet long, 40 wide, carries her wheels in the centre like the ferry-boats, and will move six miles an hour against a common wind and tide.
• Early the next day they reached Philadelphia, and Benjamin Franklin stepped on shore at the foot of Market street, where the Camden ferry-boats now land.
• Hotels, shops, ferry-boats, stages, cars, swarmed with undisciplined troops of all arms of the service, clad in every sort of extravagant uniforms.
• We were wild with delight as we drove down the Mohawk Valley, with its beautiful river and its many bridges and ferryboats.
• To any one who has seen the New York ferry-boats, and all the conveniences connected with them, the contrast is painfully humiliating.
• The excursion steamers and chartered ferryboats moved to points of vantage and took position, occasionally feeling the water with their paddles.
• The horse-boat was too small and too slow for the business, and Joe Lambert had to buy two steam ferry-boats to take its place.
• He is one of the most prosperous men in the little river city, and owns many large river steamers besides his ferry-boats.
• The ferry-boats on the Rhone and the Isere, are moved by the stream, and very rapidly.
• I only know that it was level, and that several times we had to cross large rivers in ferry-boats.
• The ferry-boats which go and come crowded with passengers, the theatres, and even the churches, are all frequented by pickpockets, who reap rich harvests from them.
• The ferryboats carried sailors and marines who were to attack and destroy the mole.
• The broad, swift river splashed against the sides of the ferryboats, tightening their moorings.
• I waved my handkerchief to the people on the ferryboats.
• He wondered where all this supply of cakes came from, and how many of them would escape the stems of ferry-boats below and get safe to sea.
• It was generally necessary to cross rivers by fording, though, where the water was too deep for this, rude and clumsy ferry-boats were provided.
• On the river ferryboats were darting here and there from shore to shore.
• The ferryboats from Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, and Sausalito are plying their ceaseless traffic from mole to mole.
• The Union government bought all kinds of vessels, even harbor ferryboats, armed them, and stationed them off the blockaded harbors.
• For three years these cables were the line on which the passengers on ferry-boats hung their jokes about swindling and political bribery.
• During the following summer the steam ferry-boats, Boston and Chelsea, were put on the line, and increased the value of property in Chelsea.
• She found the ferryboats had stopped running for the night, but George Martin, chairman of the suffrage committee of Atchison, offered to take her across in a skiff.
• There were no ferry-boats or rafts to be seen, so they were glad to avail themselves of the kind offices of a turtle, who offered to take them across on his back.
• On the wall opposite the couch was pinned a flaming, gorgeous advertising picture of one of the new ferry-boats of the P.

Similar words containing FERRYBOAT without suffix s

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