Motorboat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOTORBOAT in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT):
• to travel in or operate a motorboat: to motorboat from Hyannis to Martha's Vineyard.
VERB:
• to travel by motorboat
• ride in a motorboat
NOUN:
• a boat with an inboard or outboard motor
• a boat propelled by an inboard or outboard motor.
• any boat powered by a motor
• a boat propelled by an internal-combustion engine
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a boat propelled usually by an internal combustion engine

Words related to MOTORBOAT

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Words that contain MOTORBOAT

motorboats14 motorboated16 motorboater15 motorboaters16 motorboating17 motorboatings18

How to use MOTORBOAT in a sentence

• In a car shaped like a motor-boat and as low to the ground Mr.
• A short distance ahead there now loomed up what appeared to be nothing more than a motorboat of considerable size.
• Ken, in the little hopeless motor-boat, sat straining his eyes beyond the dripping bow, till he saw nothing but flashes of light that did not exist.
• Abbey maintained for his own pleasure a fast motorboat.
• The canoe, rising and clinging on the crest of each wave, was carried forward a few feet at a time, taking the run of the sea faster than the disabled motorboat.
• They had already forced Ahmed into his own motor-boat, where he was struggling vainly to crank a cold engine.
• A gravelly walk led to the water, and here at a small wharf floated a motor-boat, graceful in appearance, and capable of carrying passengers and freight.
• We heard of a motor-boat on the river near Missy, and were filled with visions of an armoured motor-boat, stuffed with machine-guns, plying up and down the Aisne.
• But there is a great difference between the steamers and the motor-boat.
• The motor-boat can supersede the gondola on the small canals too.
• In the afternoon of the 1914 ceremony the Principe Tommaso left the Arsenal in a motor-boat for some distant vessel.
• Suddenly into the quietude of the lagoon broke the thunder of an advancing motor-boat proceeding at the maximum speed attainable by those terrific vessels.
• Bobbsey as they started off in the motor-boat to look for Flossie and Freddie.
• The motor-boat we got to go across the lake was also wrecked on the same island.
• When all the stories had been told of how the children had been found on the island, how the motor-boat had been repaired, and of the trip back to the mainland safely made, Mr.
• Toward the wrecked motorboat, toward the figure of the boy floating in the smother of foaming and storm-torn waves she swept.
• In a few moments it was all out, and then the motor-boat gave a jump forward and rushed after the herring-hog.
• Bracing his feet in the bottom of the motor-boat he took good aim and let his harpoon fly.
• How I wished for a motor-boat! But we did not do badly in the big fishing smack.
• Merritt escaped from the crowd of admiring motor-boat men and boys as soon as he could, and hastened home for a change of clothes.
• When the little motorboat had capsized, four French soldiers had run down to the bank and thrown themselves into the stream.
• Time was when I could keep track of you and your inventions, but that was in your early days, when you started with a motorcycle and were glad enough to have a motorboat.
• Tom had many adventures on his motor-cycle, and, later on he secured a motor-boat, in which he beat his enemy, Andy Foger, in a race.
• The paper merely stated that two men had escaped by means of a motor-boat after they had been unable to induce the young commander to go with them.

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