Longboat definition

lôngbōt, lŏng-
longboats
See word origin
Frequency:
The longest boat carried by a sailing ship, especially by a merchant ship.
noun
0
0
The largest boat carried on a merchant sailing ship.
noun
0
0
(nautical) Among the boats carried by a ship the largest, thus the most capable of boats carried on a ship.
noun
0
0
Advertisement

Other Word Forms

Noun

Singular:
longboat
Plural:
longboats

Origin of longboat

Longboat Sentence Examples

  • Awarded art prizes for detail and realism, including the Silver longboat Art Competition and Dover Prize.

  • The History of longboat Rowing The Celtic Longboat is a 4 person coxed rowing boat used for racing, training and recreation.

  • A very comfortable and well appointed home in a super location on exclusive longboat Key.

  • The team raced in a replica viking longboat called " The Hammer of the Gods " .

More sentences

Related articles

Words near longboat in the Dictionary