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boatel
/ bəʊˈtɛl /
noun
a waterside hotel catering for boating people
a ship that functions as a hotel
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Word History and Origins
Origin of boatel1
C20: from boat + (hot)el
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Example Sentences
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And the Boggsville Boatel, a floating houseboat that took overnight guests, was around for only two seasons.
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She says the Windjammer Boatel was beyond repair and was demolished.
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Officials say both crews transferred pumps to the vessel, then escorted the boat to Lynnhaven Marine Boatel in Virginia Beach.
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"The boatel," a laughing Diana Taurasi said Wednesday.
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The new owners’ idea was to capitalize on the wealth of the community, converting the dowdy Boatel into a boutique 30-room hotel.
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