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batteau

American  
[ba-toh, ba-toh] / bæˈtoʊ, baˈtoʊ /

noun

Nautical.

plural

batteaux
  1. bateau.


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She and her fiancée, Yolande Milan Batteau, 51, an artist, renovated a 19th-century shoe factory in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, where they now live with their dogs, Kitsune and Misaki and Dagmar.

From New York Times

Today, outdoor and history enthusiasts annually re-create their journey each June from Lynchburg to Maidens during the eight-day James River Batteau Festival.

From Washington Post

Thanks to Will Cash and Will Smith, James River Batteau Festival veterans, experiencing a bateau ride is available to everyone with the launch of their James River Batteau Company tour service next month.

From Washington Post

James River Batteau Company will offer guests river tours, sunset cruises and private charters April through October on the Morning Dew, a period-correct reproduction that Smith built with his father and brother in 2011 and one of the only bateau floats of its kind in America.

From Washington Post

The float will make port back in Scottsville, where guests can grab a post-cruise drink at the town’s lone fine-dining establishment named, naturally, the Batteau Restaurant & Wine Bar.

From Washington Post