jolly boat Antonyms
Strongest:
- yawl
- cutter
- inboard
- riverboat
- keelboat
- tender
- rowing-boat
- houseboat
- lifeboat
- launch
- keel
- bumboat
- barge
- motorboat
- narrow-boat
- longboat
- water-taxi
- outboard
- auxiliary
- lighter
Strong:
- schooner
- gondola
- scull
- flatboat
- tugboat
- hoy
- coracle
- pontoon
- cruiser
- curragh
- raft
- sailboat
- skiff
- ca-que
- umiak
- shallop
- pinnace
- scow
- dinghy
- dink
- dhow
- shell
- pram
- dory
- punt
- powerboat
- outrigger
- yacht
- catamaran
- dugout
- tug
- johnboat
- kayak
- canoe
- rowboat
- ferry
- taxi
- towboat
- bateau
- surfboat
- gig
- ferryboat
- pirogue
- paddleboat
Weak:
Meaning of jolly boat
Wordnet
jolly boat (n)
a yawl used by a ship's sailors for general work
Webster
jolly boat (n.)
A boat of medium size belonging to a ship.
jolly boat Sentence Examples
- The jolly boat was tossed about in the waves like a cork.
- The jolly boat, laden with provisions, set off to meet the ship.
- The jolly boat made its way through the treacherous rapids with great difficulty.
- The jolly boat was used to transport the crew from the ship to the shore.
- The jolly boat glided through the calm waters of the lagoon.
- The jolly boat was painted in bright colours to make it easy to spot in an emergency.
- The jolly boat was equipped with a mast and sail in case the wind failed.
- The jolly boat was used to rescue the survivors of the shipwreck.
- The jolly boat was manned by a brave and experienced crew.
- The jolly boat was a vital piece of equipment for the ship.
FAQs About the word jolly boat
a yawl used by a ship's sailors for general workA boat of medium size belonging to a ship.
yawl,cutter, inboard, riverboat, keelboat, tender, rowing boat, houseboat, lifeboat, launch
No antonyms found.
The jolly boat was tossed about in the waves like a cork.
The jolly boat, laden with provisions, set off to meet the ship.
The jolly boat made its way through the treacherous rapids with great difficulty.
The jolly boat was used to transport the crew from the ship to the shore.
