currachs Synonyms
Strongest:
- pontoons
- gigs
- dinghies
- dhows
- piraguas
- kayaks
- umiaks
- garveys
- johnboats
- pinnaces
- crafts
- surfboats
- punts
- rowboats
- pirogues
- dories
- catboats
- coracles
- sculls
- wherries
- paddleboats
- ca-ques
- sampans
- skiffs
- rafts
- scows
- batteaux
- catamarans
- prams
- rowing-boats
- flatboats
- canoes
- dinks
- shallops
- dugouts
- schooners
- outriggers
- bateaux
- shells
Strong:
- motorboats
- barges
- powerboats
- ketches
- auxiliaries
- watercrafts
- sailboats
- longboats
- bottoms
- yachts
- houseboats
- jolly-boats
- lifeboats
- inboards
- keels
- narrow-boats
- tender
- outboards
- launches
- riverboats
- yawls
- cruisers
- cutters
- water-taxis
- vessels
Weak:
currachs Meaning
currachs
a usually large coracle used especially on the west coast of Ireland, coracle
currachs Sentence Examples
- The fishermen navigated the choppy seas in their sturdy currachs.
- Currachs are traditionally made of wood and animal skins, giving them an ancient and rugged appearance.
- The seaweed-covered currachs blended seamlessly with the coastline.
- The currachs bobbed gently on the surface of the tranquil bay.
- The rhythmic sound of oars against the water filled the air as the currachs sped along the shore.
- Skilled craftsmen use ancient techniques to build and maintain these iconic currachs.
- The currachs served as both transportation and fishing vessels for generations of coastal communities.
- The weathered timber and faded paint of the currachs told tales of countless journeys on the open sea.
- Tourists flocked to the beach to witness the traditional craft of currach-making.
- The currachs danced gracefully over the waves, a testament to the maritime heritage of the region.
FAQs About the word currachs
a usually large coracle used especially on the west coast of Ireland, coracle
pontoons, gigs, dinghies, dhows, piraguas, kayaks, umiaks, garveys, johnboats, pinnaces
No antonyms found.
The fishermen navigated the choppy seas in their sturdy currachs.
Currachs are traditionally made of wood and animal skins, giving them an ancient and rugged appearance.
The seaweed-covered currachs blended seamlessly with the coastline.
The currachs bobbed gently on the surface of the tranquil bay.
