narrow boat (Meaning)
Wordnet
narrow boat (n)
a long boat that carries freight and is narrow enough to be used in canals
Synonyms & Antonyms of narrow boat
Synonyms:
- tub
- cruiser
- kayak
- schooner
- trawler
- dinghy
- punt
- hooker
- johnboat
- surfboat
- pinnace
- seiner
- dugout
- dragger
- sampan
- catamaran
- dhow
- curragh
- coracle
- lugger
- workboat
- piragua
- whaler
- paddleboat
- coble
- dink
- pontoon
- scow
- ketch
- scalloper
- outrigger
- yacht
- shrimper
- umiak
- skiff
- catboat
- pram
- cockleshell
- wherry
- raft
- shell
- flatboat
- sailboat
- scull
- gillnetter
- gig
- caïque
- dory
- bateau
- rowboat
- currach
- shallop
- pirogue
narrow boat Sentence Examples
- The narrow boat glided silently through the tranquil waters of the canal.
- The low bridges and narrow tunnels along the waterway posed a challenge for navigating the narrow boat.
- The cozy cabin of the narrow boat provided a comfortable escape from the bustling city.
- The captain expertly steered the narrow boat through the narrowest of channels.
- The brightly painted hull of the narrow boat stood out amidst the verdant surroundings.
- The slow pace of the narrow boat allowed passengers to fully appreciate the beauty of the countryside.
- The narrow boat had a unique charm that attracted both locals and tourists alike.
- The gentle rocking motion of the narrow boat lulled passengers to sleep.
- The narrow boat festival showcased a variety of traditional and modern boats.
- The historical narrow boat museum preserved the rich heritage of these iconic vessels.
FAQs About the word narrow boat
a long boat that carries freight and is narrow enough to be used in canals
water taxi, cutter, keelboat, barge, lighter, longboat, keel, lifeboat, tender,jolly boat
No antonyms found.
The narrow boat glided silently through the tranquil waters of the canal.
The low bridges and narrow tunnels along the waterway posed a challenge for navigating the narrow boat.
The cozy cabin of the narrow boat provided a comfortable escape from the bustling city.
The captain expertly steered the narrow boat through the narrowest of channels.
