hatch-boat Synonyms
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hatch-boat Meaning
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hatch-boat (n.)
A vessel whose deck consists almost wholly of movable hatches; -- used mostly in the fisheries.
hatch-boat Sentence Examples
- The hatch-boat creaked and groaned as it made its way across the choppy waters.
- The fishermen checked their bait and tackle in the hatch-boat before heading out to sea.
- The hatch-boat was full of anticipation as the crew prepared to set their lines.
- The captain peered out over the horizon from the hatch-boat, searching for signs of fish.
- The hatch-boat rocked gently as the waves lapped against its hull.
- The crew hauled in their catch and stored it in the hatch-boat's hold.
- The hatch-boat returned to port with a full load of fish, much to the delight of the fishermen.
- The hatch-boat's engine roared as it sped through the water, leaving a wake behind it.
- The hatch-boat was a sight to behold, with its sleek design and powerful engines.
- The hatch-boat was a symbol of the fishermen's livelihood and their connection to the sea.
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A vessel whose deck consists almost wholly of movable hatches; -- used mostly in the fisheries.
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The hatch-boat creaked and groaned as it made its way across the choppy waters.
The fishermen checked their bait and tackle in the hatch-boat before heading out to sea.
The hatch-boat was full of anticipation as the crew prepared to set their lines.
The captain peered out over the horizon from the hatch-boat, searching for signs of fish.
