Uk English Meaning of inboards
inboard
Other Uk English words related to inboard
- canoes
- dories
- rafts
- catamarans
- cruisers
- dinghies
- kayak
- Motorboats
- outboards
- outriggers
- pontoons
- Powerboats
- Rowboats
- sailboats
- scows
- skiffs
- auxiliaries
- boats
- keels (keels)
- tender
- wherries
- Barges
- Batteaux
- boats
- kayaks
- catboats
- Coracles
- Currachs
- curraghs
- Cutters
- dhow
- DINKs
- dugouts
- Flatboats
- gigs
- Houseboats
- Johnboats
- Keelboats
- ketch
- lifeboats
- longboats
- Paddleboats
- Pinnaces
- ice lollies
- pirogues
- prams
- punts
- riverboats
- rowing boats
- sampans
- Schooners
- skulls
- Shallops
- shells
- Surfboards
- Tugs
- umiaks
- vessels
- Yachts
- yawls
- ferries
- Taxis
- bank tellers
- bottom
- Bumboats
- crafts
- Trawlers
- Ferries
- gillnetters
- gondolas
- Hoys
- jolly boat
- launches
- Lighters
- baggage handlers
- Narrow boats
- Seiners
- shrimpers
- Taxis
- trawlers
- Tugs
- tugs
- water taxis
- Watercraft
- whaleboats
- whalers
- workboats
Nearest Words of inboards
- incandescences => incandescences
- incandescent lamps => incandescent lamps
- incandescently => incandescently
- incantations => Incantations
- incapabilities => incapacities
- incapacitates => incapacitates
- incapacitations => incapacitations
- incarcerations => imprisonments
- incarnadined => red-faced
- incarnadines => incarnadines
Definitions and Meaning of inboards in English
inboards
located inboard, toward the center line of a vehicle or craft (such as a ship or aircraft), inside the line of a ship's bulwarks or hull, close or closest to the center line of an aircraft or ship, a boat with an inboard motor, having an inboard engine, inside the hull of a ship or boat
FAQs About the word inboards
inboard
located inboard, toward the center line of a vehicle or craft (such as a ship or aircraft), inside the line of a ship's bulwarks or hull, close or closest to th
canoes,dories,rafts,catamarans,cruisers,dinghies,kayak,Motorboats,outboards,outriggers
No antonyms found.
inaugurations => Inaugurations, inaugurates => opens, inasmuch as => inasmuch as, inarticulacy => Inarticulateness, inaptly => inappropriately,
