flat-bottom
- noun
- When he was ten, his grandfather gave him a small, light version of a Grand Banks dory, a slabsided boat with a narrow, flat bottom.
- a flat-bottom boat
- a flat-bottom skiff
Examples
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Joey was in a different boat than I. As we were crossing, artillery hit his flat bottom boat and
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Paul sold his aluminum fishing boat and upgraded to one with a flat bottom so Hannah can still fish.
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It's finished with stitched Alcantara, the flat bottom and ultra tight shift paddles.
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We went fishing in a sturdy flat-bottom boat that glided easily across the calm lake.
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The flat-bottom skiff was perfect for navigating the shallow waters of the river.
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On warm afternoons, many people enjoy using their flat-bottom boats to explore the tranquil bay.
Synonyms
A large flat boat that carries heavy goods on rivers or canals
A small flat-bottomed boat with high sides you row
A flat-bottomed boat with a big fan that moves over shallow water and marshes
A flat-bottomed Chinese sailing boat with a tall back and large sails
A small flat-bottom boat that people use in shallow water for fishing
A small boat with a flat bottom used on rivers and lakes to carry people or goods
A long boat with a flat bottom and square ends used to carry heavy loads on rivers
A flat bottom boat used on shallow lakes
A flat-bottomed boat used to carry heavy loads on canals
A flat-bottomed boat used to carry heavy goods on rivers and near ports
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Etymology
Flat-bottom boat gets its name from flat 'level' and bottom 'base'. Its flat base lets the boat move in shallow water and stay steady, which is why people use these boats in rivers and marshes.