motorboat
[moh-ter-boht]
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noun
a boat propelled by an inboard or outboard motor.
verb (used without object)
to travel in or operate a motorboat: to motorboat from Hyannis to Martha's Vineyard.
Origin of motorboat
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Contemporary Examples of motorboat
“My father called us ‘The Lucky Seven,’ and we had a 24-foot motorboat by that name,” says Mark Shriver, the fourth child.
Mark Shriver Talks About His Family, the Kennedys, and Writing About His Dad’s DeclineLloyd Grove
June 7, 2012
It is not easy for a common man in Africa to afford a motorboat with an 80-horsepower engine.
Historical Examples of motorboat
So I dismissed my motorboat and grimly turned to scows instead.
The HarborErnest Poole
What a change had come over the harbor since I had met that motorboat.
The HarborErnest Poole
The motorboat must come in behind the spy boat and cut off retreat.
The Secret WirelessLewis E. Theiss
The latter looked at the motorboat for a moment, and then began to laugh, too.
The Girls of Central High in CampGertrude W. Morrison
In this volume the boys take to a motorboat, and have many adventures.
Five Thousand Miles UndergroundRoy Rockwood
motorboat
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