boatyard
- noun
- /ˈboʊtiˌjɑrd/
- I turn down the narrow road to the boatyard and restaurant that supplement the local fishermen's incomes in summer.
- marinas and boatyards
- an old boatyard
- go to the boatyard
Those summers we would spend at my Nana's house, Nan and Pop had a boatyard were magical.
- Those summers we would spend at my Nana's house, Nan and Pop had a boatyard were magical.
Examples
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Which way to the boatyard?
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The boatyard is mine.
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And the fact is, I want to get to the boatyard for a couple of hours tonight.
Fiction book (2001) -
Though he was not at the boatyard when I arrived, he came in shortly after.
Fiction book (1999) -
How come I had to come home after school instead of going to the boatyard?
Fiction book (1999) -
Should be on his way home from the boatyard.
Fiction book (1998) -
All you need to do is pick it up and deliver it to my boatyard in Causeway Bay.
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"My dad owns a boatyard in Tasmania," she said.
Fiction book (1995) -
He's got himself some day work up at the boatyard.
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The workers at the boatyard are busy repairing boats before the summer season.
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Etymology
The word boatyard is just the two simple words boat and yard. A yard means 'an open area for working on or keeping things', as in backyard or shipyard, so a boatyard is a place to build, repair, or store boats.