Boating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOATING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the sport of travelling by boat
• rowing or sailing in boats as a sport or form of recreation.
• rowing, sailing, or cruising in boats as a form of recreation
• The act or practice of rowing or sailing, esp. as an amusement; carriage in boats.
• In Persia, a punishment of capital offenders, by laying them on the back in a covered boat, where they are left to perish.
• water travel for pleasure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to travel by boat (watercraft)
• the sport of traveling by boat

Words related to BOATING

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How to use BOATING in a sentence

• The lights had not begun to spring up in the wooden hotel, and for the most part the guests were boating on the lake.
• His father, brought up among its fishing and boating interests, was something nautical in his ambitions, having a partnership in a fishing-boat, and keeping a yacht on the river.
• Morrison used to make up boating parties, and we soon got to know each other well enough to be joked about falling in love and all the rest of it.
• We barely arrived in time for me to get aboard, the difficulty of threading our way amongst the masses of ice making our boating difficult.
• They are also suited for travelers, explorers, colonists, boating, shooting, and fishing parties, and in fact for all who may require to cook in the open air.
• And this young Russian, it appears, was very fond of boating.
• We could have given you some boating if you had time.
• Merefleet noticed that she was dressed for boating.
• His American friend stood above him, clad in the white linen costume she always wore for boating.
• Miss Lettie Bronson, in a very pretty boating costume, was in the bow.
• He had often been out on boating excursions with his friends, and had learned to row fairly.
• In England he was full of strength and vigour, fond of boating and a good lawn-tennis player.
• The young folks spent much time on the river then, skating and ice boating, and having good times generally.
• The snow was so deep that skating and ice boating were out of the question.
• Again there was excellent skating and ice boating, though the girls were a bit timid of the latter.
• There were sleigh-rides, coasting, skating occasionally, and some more ice boating, though, because of considerable snow, the latter sport was rather curtailed.
• Meldon was even more energetic than usual on the morning after the boating picnic.
• Beneath a list of excursions is given of some of the pleasant driving and boating trips that may be made.
• As the clock struck six, he rose, put on his boating flannels, and, with his bath towel over his arm, opened the bedroom door.
• Her mother would have done it and sent her boating with the rest, but submitted as usual when commanded to adhere to the former plan of driving with grandmamma.
• Or suppose he went to the sea? Who would look for him in flannels, bathing and boating with ordinary happy mortals? He sat and pondered.
• That is, they are young fellows who do a lot of boating, yachting, riding, tennis, track work, and all the rest of it.
• A certain drawback to boating in our island waters was the presence of hungry hordes of sharks.
• Blossoms floating, Mimic boating, Fishes darting past, Swift, and strong, and happy, Widening very fast.
• Cub and his father were real chums in matters of boating.
• Often he worked all night, but he was never absent from his post by day, and he soon had the cream of the boating business of the port.
• The war of 1812 suspended the commerce of the port, but gave a great impulse to boating.
• Without such precautions as these it was plain that boating would soon become a nuisance, which neither parents nor teachers would tolerate.
• The girls went camping on Acorn Island and had a delightful time at boating, swimming and picnic parties.
• Breck, despite his boating inefficiency, and with only his wife and nephew for crew, had broken camp, loaded his boat, and pulled out at the first streak of day.
• Boating on the picturesque little river was one of the pleasures of Friendship.
• He was getting along in years, and boating was the only thing he could do to make enough to provide for his family.

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