Boat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOAT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to travel on a watercraft
• travel in a boat for pleasure
• transport (someone or something) in a boat
• (of an angler) draw (a hooked fish) into a boat
• To transport in a boat; as, to boat goods.
• To place in a boat; as, to boat oars.
• To go or row in a boat.
• ride in a boat on water
• travel in a boat
NOUN:
• a small vessel for travelling over water, propelled by oars, sails, or an engine
• a vessel of any size, especially a large one
• a serving dish in the shape of a boat
• small vehicle for travelling across water
• A small open vessel, or water craft, usually moved by cars or paddles, but often by a sail.
• Hence, any vessel; usually with some epithet descriptive of its use or mode of propulsion; as, pilot boat, packet boat, passage boat, advice boat, etc. The term is sometimes applied to steam vessels, even of the largest class; as, the Cunard boats.
• A vehicle, utensil, or dish, somewhat resembling a boat in shape; as, a stone boat; a gravy boat.
• a small vessel for travel on water
• a dish (often boat-shaped) for serving gravy or sauce
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to travel by boat (watercraft)

Words related to BOAT

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Words that contain BOAT

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How to use BOAT in a sentence

• The oars flash in the water, and the boat leaps forward.
• He took me into his boat, rowed out to a vessel not far distant, and hoisted me on board.
• Nine of the people on board managed to escape in a small boat, which was driven in a miraculous manner through the only safe outlet between the rocks.
• When the stream brought him within reach, the snake swallowed him, boat and all, and swam to the bank.
• According to his recollection it was to be a boat considerably larger than the launch, and to be fitted with masts and sails, and to have a half-deck.
• He looked for a convenient place to anchor his boat, accordingly, ate his dinner, and set out on foot to explore, armed as usual with a fowling-piece.
• To this intent, after having moved her to the water, and tried how she would sail, I fitted up a little raft to my boat, and made a sail of the ships sail that by me.
• He knew a secret path among the rocks, which led to the river, and at the end of the path was moored his tiny boat, the rough work of his patient hands.
• He had steadfastly refused to believe us capable of handling a boat, whereas of our party Plinny and Mr.
• Clothes of some kind were provided for him at the cottage, a rickety old boat was fetched, and he and his stag were rowed across the river to the place where his clothes lay.
• The strange actions of the men in the boat, too, came in for a share of attention.
• We landed and left the boat in charge of a seaman, and strolled towards the village.
• For an instant they fancied the boat was coming toward them, and they shouted again.
• He sprang into his boat, seized the oars, and drove like a wild goose over the crest of the raging billows far out to sea, without incurring any harm by his rashness.
• This is Frank Dawson, and the boy out in the boat is Will Caslette.
• The fishermen came down to examine their weir, and see what was their success, when they discovered the boat with its contents.
• Four or five leagues to the east of this point is another very remarkable bluff point which is on the west side of the bay that my boat was in.
• At the very end, dark and sinister, lay another boat.
• The magician promptly suggested to the king that he should have a boat got ready, decorated with pretty things that would give pleasure, and should go for a row on the lake.
• Sir Oliver explained that he wanted a boat and two strong guides, to explore the upper waters.
• He learned to row a light boat on the water, and every day he went for a long walk through the woods, meeting many birds and small wild animals on the way.
• Now he gave himself up for lost, for the harder he worked, only the further away seemed the boat to be swept.
• He persuaded Rosamond to continue her patronage of his boat.

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