pontoons Synonyms
Strongest:
- pinnaces
- yachts
- pirogues
- motorboats
- wherries
- rowboats
- sailboats
- dories
- kayaks
- dinks
- catamarans
- dugouts
- umiaks
- shallops
- shells
- outriggers
- gigs
- scows
- sculls
- currachs
- watercrafts
- coracles
- prams
- schooners
- dhows
- surfboats
- bateaux
- punts
- vessels
- outboards
- sampans
- canoes
- flatboats
- rafts
- skiffs
- paddleboats
- batteaux
- dinghies
Strong:
- piraguas
- ketches
- bottoms
- houseboats
- lifeboats
- cutters
- inboards
- ca-ques
- catboats
- riverboats
- barges
- towboats
- cruisers
- yawls
- curraghs
- johnboats
- garveys
- keels
- rowing-boats
- crafts
- keelboats
- longboats
- tender
- auxiliaries
- powerboats
Weak:
pontoons Meaning
pontoons
a flat-bottomed boat or portable float used in building a floating temporary bridge, a float used in building a floating bridge, a flat-bottomed boat (such as a lighter), a float of an airplane, a flat-bottomed boat, a float especially of a seaplane, blackjack sense 1
pontoons Sentence Examples
- The graceful houseboat glided across the lake, its pontoons shimmering in the sunlight.
- The ski resort's pontoon boats offered breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains.
- The beached pontoons of the abandoned fishing vessel told a tale of long-lost adventures.
- The massive pontoon bridge connected the two islands, allowing vehicles to traverse the treacherous waters.
- The fishermen lowered their lines into the water from the sturdy pontoons of their boat.
- The sunken pontoons created an underwater hazard, warning boaters to navigate with caution.
- The backyard pool was adorned with inflatable pontoons, providing a playful floating experience.
- The military's pontoon rafts were used to cross swiftly moving rivers in combat zones.
- The pontoon bridge swayed gently in the wind, carrying cars and pedestrians safely across.
- The floating pontoons of the marina provided secure berthing for boats of all sizes.
FAQs About the word pontoons
a flat-bottomed boat or portable float used in building a floating temporary bridge, a float used in building a floating bridge, a flat-bottomed boat (such as a
pinnaces, yachts, pirogues, motorboats, wherries, rowboats, sailboats, dories, kayaks, dinks
No antonyms found.
The graceful houseboat glided across the lake, its pontoons shimmering in the sunlight.
The ski resort's pontoon boats offered breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains.
The beached pontoons of the abandoned fishing vessel told a tale of long-lost adventures.
The massive pontoon bridge connected the two islands, allowing vehicles to traverse the treacherous waters.
