sailboat
Origin of sailboat
1Other words from sailboat
- sailboater, noun
- sailboating, noun
Words that may be confused with sailboat
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How to use sailboat in a sentence
After I get the beach explained to me perhaps someone will explain sailboats.
Picadillo, plantano, pork asado, arroz con pollo and Cuban sandwiches flow like sailboats cruising down the bay.
It had lain on broad wooded grounds in the fair hills of Maine, with a little river running down to a bay winged with sailboats.
The Sensitive Man | Poul William AndersonThe ferry accommodations at this date consisted of two sailboats of about forty tons each.
Sailboats passed, and the little steamer, the pride of the lake, passed over to "the island."
Short Stories of Various Types | Various
Fishing steamers have replaced the old sailboats to a great extent, and they represent an enormous fishing industry.
The Journal of Submarine Commander von Forstner | Georg-Gnther von ForstnerBroadhorns and keel-boats and sailboats and river pirogues passed down.
The Magnificent Adventure | Emerson Hough
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