dories Synonyms
Strongest:
- shallops
- rafts
- pinnaces
- vessels
- sculls
- gigs
- catamarans
- coracles
- yachts
- dugouts
- ketches
- prams
- skiffs
- pontoons
- schooners
- dinghies
- outriggers
- pirogues
- dhows
- flatboats
- scows
- currachs
- canoes
- batteaux
- rowboats
- paddleboats
- punts
- sampans
- kayaks
- bateaux
- wherries
- shells
- sailboats
Strong:
- longboats
- curraghs
- umiaks
- riverboats
- piraguas
- surfboats
- outboards
- johnboats
- lifeboats
- watercrafts
- tugboats
- motorboats
- towboats
- barges
- auxiliaries
- cruisers
- hoys
- garveys
- ca-ques
- cutters
- inboards
- catboats
- dinks
- houseboats
- rowing-boats
- tender
- bottoms
- lighters
- keels
- crafts
- yawls
- powerboats
Weak:
dories Meaning
Webster
dories (pl.)
of Dory
of Dory
dories Sentence Examples
- The dories were gliding gracefully through the deep blue waters, their scales shimmering like jewels in the sunlight.
- The fishermen set out in their dories at dawn, hoping for a bountiful catch of fish.
- The dories were tossed and turned by the rough seas, but the experienced fishermen held on tight.
- The dories were hauled onto the beach, filled to the brim with glistening fish.
- The children loved to play in the dories, pretending they were sailing on a grand adventure.
- The dories were used for fishing, transportation, and even racing in some coastal communities.
- The dories were a common sight in coastal towns and villages, serving as a vital part of the local economy.
- The dories were often passed down from generation to generation, carrying with them stories and memories of the past.
- The dories were not only functional but also beautiful, with their sleek lines and colorful paint jobs.
- The dories were a symbol of the close relationship between coastal communities and the sea.
FAQs About the word dories
of Dory, of Dory
shallops, rafts, pinnaces, vessels, sculls, gigs, catamarans, coracles, yachts, dugouts
No antonyms found.
The dories were gliding gracefully through the deep blue waters, their scales shimmering like jewels in the sunlight.
The fishermen set out in their dories at dawn, hoping for a bountiful catch of fish.
The dories were tossed and turned by the rough seas, but the experienced fishermen held on tight.
The dories were hauled onto the beach, filled to the brim with glistening fish.
