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to motorboat

to motorboat

2 3.3
To travel in a small boat with a motor
  • verb
  • /ˈmoʊtərˌboʊt/
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  • I can motorboat her boobies and then smack on her butt.
  • let's motorboat

Examples

  • I would fucking bang 'em and motorboat 'em.

  • Maybe you just want to motorboat both.

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  • We motorboat the son of a bitch.

  • You motorboat that O-button till she's speaking in tongues.

  • I don't think letting Peter Hedlund motorboat you behind a Bed Bath & Beyond really makes you a super slut.

  • I’d let him motorboat through my swampy Netherlands

  • We decided to motorboat down the river for our vacation.

  • They love to motorboat along the coast during the summer.

  • On weekends, we often motorboat on the lake with friends.

Synonyms

to sail
vsto motorboat
275 1.0

To travel on water in a boat, often using large fabric to catch wind

uses mechanical engine power instead of wind for moving the vessel
to boat
vsto motorboat
10 1.0

To travel on water in a small vehicle like a rowboat or motorboat

specifies engine propulsion rather than any unspecified craft
to motorboating
vsto motorboat
3.0

To drive a boat with a motor on water

focuses on traveling in an engine-powered vessel rather than other craft

Compounds

outboard motorboat
  • Specialized
5.0

A boat with a motor attached to the outside at the back

How Fast

to motorboat
2 3.3
to sail
275 1.0
to drift
331 2.9

Surface Forms

motorboat infinitive
motorboated past participle
motorboating present participle
motorboats third person singular

Morphology

motorboat = motorboat (transparent) = motor + boat

The verb is formed by conversion from the noun 'motorboat', and its meaning is directly related to travelling in such a boat.

Etymology

Motorboat as a verb comes from the noun motorboat and just means 'to travel by a boat with a motor', so to motorboat is to ride in a motor-powered boat.