Object

• lake: The Castle, now a museum and its beautiful park with boating lake, mini golf playground and bandstand in summer.

Converse of object

• moor: Nowadays the basin is full of moored pleasure boats.

• hire: The skipper had plotted and charted the sailing legs and hired a boat before I'd done my first run.

• sail: Possibly this would be used to sail the boat upstream.

• miss: Larger zones are planned in cities that, unlike Brighton & Hove, did not miss the funding boat.

• push: It would be a typical Hammam ploy to also push the boat out for the Wales captain one day.

• steer: Use Body weight to steer the boat minimizing rudder movement.

Adjective modifier

• narrow: BWB had sold land around the last winding hole making it impossible for full sized narrow boats to turn round.

• wooden: Went through the lock with an old wooden boat - Sara.

Modifies a noun

• trip: From nearby, historic Totnes Key you can take a boat trip down the River Dart to Dartmouth.

• builder: Originally, the playground was opened in 1978, thanks to the handy work of Alistair Guy who was a boat builder by trade.

• ride: You can take a wonderful boat ride past Agatha Christie's house on the way to charming Dartmouth.

• hire: Private boat hire for longer holidays can be arranged at the Ashby Boat Company in Stoke Golding.

• yard: About 800 yards before the end of the Erewash Canal is a chalet park and a boat yard.

Noun used with modifier

• fishing: Fishing boats, often based in east coast Scottish ports, land their catches here at the fish handling depot built in 1988.

• rowing: The rowing boat of Soviets saved me in under a minute, fortunately.

• dive: No dive boats run out of Auckland: they depart from Leigh, about an hour's drive north.

• sailing: The Swallow and the Amazon are two sailing boats.

• canal: Both bridges are adorned with steel murals facing the traffic below, depicting either canal boats or steam trains.

• charter: The charter boat Lady Helen was waiting for us.