sailboat Definition
sail·boat (-bōt′)
noun
a boat having a sail or sails by means of which it is propelled
sailboat Usage Examples
Converse of object
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- race: His interests include caving, rock climbing, hiking, and racing sailboats.
- have: We have a sailboat, which we enjoy during our very short summer.
- cruise: I also have a 30-foot cruising sailboat which has become an important part of my life.
Adjective modifier
- small: The water is clean with a dock for swimmers and the occasional small sailboat from the nearby yacht club.
- traditional: This traditional sailboat provides a truly authentic Egyptian experience.
- large: Radar Extremely realistic kind of electronic game often found on larger sailboats.
- other: Firstly, unlike many other sailboats it is going to be cool and airy inside no matter what the weather outside.
- toy: A large pan of water is placed between the two groups and a toy sailboat is placed on the water.
- sleek: During the yachting season, the view is filled with sleek sailboats, their brightly colored spinnakers catching the wind.
Modifies a noun
- lounge: Had long wished prime port for shoppers sailboats lounge chairs.
- chair: Had long wished prime port for shoppers sailboats lounge chairs.
- racing: Introduction to Sailing is designed to teach you the fundamentals of sailboat racing.
- etching: Two months went by and no one had even made an offer, so the man came to take his sailboat etching home.
- race: There was a sailboat race in the area at the time.
- market: Importantly, OYS will now supply products to the leisure and commercial powerboat market, complimenting its present strong position in the sailboat market.
Noun used with modifier

