bowrider
A small motorboat with seats in the open front for passengers
- noun
- /ˈbaʊˌraɪdər/
- Specialized
- The bowrider is perfect for a day on the lake with friends.
- a new bowrider
- a popular bowrider
- an 18-foot bowrider
Examples
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- Yeah, I got the 30-foot bowrider.
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We spent the afternoon cruising in our new bowrider and enjoyed the sunny weather.
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Many families choose a bowrider for its spacious seating and fun amenities.
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Etymology
The word bowrider comes from the parts bow (the 'front' of a boat) and rider ('one who rides'), so picture someone sitting or 'riding' at the very front of the boat. That's why a bowrider is a small motorboat with open seats in the front for passengers.