boatful Sentence Examples
- As the festival approached, the harbor became a spectacle, with boatfuls of revelers arriving from neighboring towns.
- The island's secluded cove welcomed boatfuls of tourists seeking refuge from the bustling mainland.
- In the early morning mist, fishermen set out in boatfuls, eager to catch the day's bounty.
- The rescue team arrived at the scene with boatfuls of supplies, ready to assist those stranded by the flood.
- The dockworkers unloaded boatfuls of cargo, hurrying to meet tight delivery deadlines.
- Each summer, the lake hosted boatfuls of competitors vying for the title in the annual regatta.
- In the midst of the storm, the lighthouse keeper guided boatfuls of sailors to safety with his beacon.
- The pirate ship sailed into the harbor, its decks filled with boatfuls of plundered treasure.
- With the river in flood, boatfuls of debris swept downstream, causing concern for those living along its banks.
- At the height of the migration season, boatfuls of wildlife enthusiasts flocked to the shores, hoping to catch a glimpse of passing whales.
boatful Meaning
Webster
boatful (n.)
The quantity or amount that fills a boat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of boatful
Synonyms:
- dragger
- lugger
- ketch
- keelboat
- wherry
- flatboat
- shallop
- pirogue
- dhow
- yawl
- bottom
- dink
- powerboat
- currach
- scull
- outboard
- shell
- jolly-boat
- whaler
- launch
- pram
- gondola
- ca-que
- dugout
- scalloper
- longboat
- cockleshell
- curragh
- scow
- hoy
- trawler
- umiak
- catboat
- hooker
- outrigger
- riverboat
- piragua
- seiner
- tugboat
- tug
- sampan
- punt
- tub
- banker
- pinnace
- narrow-boat
- towboat
- ferryboat
- garvey
- coble
- dory
- hovercraft
- hydrofoil
- paddleboat
- gillnetter
- bumboat
- torpedo-boat
- inboard
- hydroplane
- bateau
- water-taxi
- airboat
- houseboat
- workboat
- rowing-boat
- pt-boat
- coracle
- keel
- surfboat
- auxiliary
- whaleboat
- tender
- gig
- shrimper
- johnboat
FAQs About the word boatful
The quantity or amount that fills a boat.
raft, kayak, canoe,vessel, yacht, barge, craft, pontoon, motorboat, cutter
No antonyms found.
As the festival approached, the harbor became a spectacle, with boatfuls of revelers arriving from neighboring towns.
The island's secluded cove welcomed boatfuls of tourists seeking refuge from the bustling mainland.
In the early morning mist, fishermen set out in boatfuls, eager to catch the day's bounty.
The rescue team arrived at the scene with boatfuls of supplies, ready to assist those stranded by the flood.
