Motorboat Definition

mōtər-bōt
motorboats
noun
motorboats
A boat propelled by an internal-combustion engine or other kind of motor, esp., such a boat that is relatively small.
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verb

(informal) To place one's head between a woman's breasts and make the sound of a motorboat with one's lips whilst moving the head from side to side.

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Other Word Forms of Motorboat

Noun

Singular:
motorboat
Plural:
motorboats

Origin of Motorboat

Motorboat Sentence Examples

  • Originally a horse boat but later towed by a motorboat.

  • Almost anyone can head out in a motorboat on the weekend, but if you want to learn to sail, you'll need to take lessons and make sure you can control the boat so you aren't injured or so you don't drift out to sea.

  • There is a lot of boat traffic so great care must be taken leaving or entering the harbor if you hire a motorboat.

  • Swallow at the end of the day classic motorboat Rally 2006 The Classic Motorboat Rally was a great success this year.

  • Bernard finds a suitable boat hire company, and negotiates for a medium large motorboat with plenty of helpful electronic gizmos.

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