boater
boater
Definition
boater (bōt′ər)
boater
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- encourage: Such a system might encourage new boaters who already own small or portable boats.
- pass: Passing boater said that moorings still available in Cambrian Wharf area.
- visit: Our voyage up the Avon started at its junction with the Severn where a short length of water takes visiting boaters to Avon Lock.
- wear: Between the ages of 10 and 13, Martin stood outside the front gates wearing a straw boater and bow tie while selling guidebooks.
- represent: The review is taking place as a result of a co-ordinated request from a number of organizations representing boaters, including IWA.
- ask: British Waterways have asked boaters proposing to travel through the area to alter their plans.
Converse of subject
- operate: This is electrically operated by boaters using the BW facilities key.
Adjective modifier
- straw: Only boaters you see in Henley are straw boaters.
- recreational: All marine businesses will produce some sort of waste and the majority of recreational boaters will produce waste whilst on the water.
- experienced: Now we can really say we are experienced boaters.
- floating: The Floating Boater is based in Little Venice in the very heart of London.
- residential: Never the less BW are forcing eviction of the artisans and residential boaters from this essential site tommorrow Friday the 29th July 2005.
- fellow: We enjoyed a walk around town and a chat with fellow boaters.
Modifies a noun
- paddle: Shock cruise river vanishing USA River Cruises the first boaters paddle along.
- hat: The small boy with the flag ( behind the man in the boater hat ) is Arthur Baden Powell Hey.
- facility: Extended disruption due to works in the basin are putting undue pressure on the boaters facilities.
Noun used with modifier
- pleasure: These went across river to Runcorn, leaving West Bank for the pleasure boaters.
- leisure: At the moment leisure boaters in the UK fill up with red diesel, a fuel taxed at a lower rate than roadside diesel.
- canal: Oxford River Working canal boaters term for the Thames above Reading.
Possessives
- term: Mud Box Working boater's term for the water intake filter on the engine cooling system.
