periauger Antonyms
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Meaning of periauger
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periauger (n.)
See Pirogue.
periauger Sentence Examples
- The periauger's graceful hull skimmed effortlessly across the water, propelled by the rhythmic creak of oars.
- The fishermen used the periauger to navigate the shallow waters of the estuary, searching for their catch.
- The long, narrow form of the periauger allowed it to penetrate deep into the labyrinthine waterways of the bayou.
- The boat's shallow draft made the periauger ideal for navigating rocky shorelines and exploring hidden coves.
- The periauger's sails billowed in the wind, carrying the vessel swiftly down the river's current.
- With its spacious interior, the periauger could accommodate a large load of goods or passengers.
- The hull of the periauger was carefully carved from a single piece of wood, ensuring its strength and durability.
- The periauger's high prow and low stern gave it a distinctive profile, recognizable from afar.
- The periauger had been a vital mode of transportation for centuries, connecting communities and facilitating trade along coastal waterways.
- The old periauger, weathered by time and travel, was now a cherished relic of a bygone era.
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See Pirogue.
No synonyms found.
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The periauger's graceful hull skimmed effortlessly across the water, propelled by the rhythmic creak of oars.
The fishermen used the periauger to navigate the shallow waters of the estuary, searching for their catch.
The long, narrow form of the periauger allowed it to penetrate deep into the labyrinthine waterways of the bayou.
The boat's shallow draft made the periauger ideal for navigating rocky shorelines and exploring hidden coves.
