boat

4 letters in word "boat": A B O T.

Anagrams of boat:

• bota

Words found within boat:

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• Definitions:
• a small vessel for travel on water ride in a boat on water gravy boat: a dish (often boat-shaped) for serving gravy or sauce
• A boat is a craft or vessel designed to float on, and provide transport over, water.
• A boat is an informal (although once widely used) term for the massive cars produced by the Detroit manufacturers during the 1950s and onward. ...
• Another term for a full house.
• A small vessel used to travel on the water, powered either by wind, power or oars. Also any small vessel carried on a larger ship. Also an abbreviation for; “Break Out Another Thousand”.
• A fairly indefinite term. A waterborne vehicle smaller than a ship. One definition is a small craft carried aboard a ship. A submarine
• Any type of small craft on the inland waterways. Normally less than 7 foot beam.
• A small, open craft without any deck.
• a carrier made to hold wafers. Most commonly a boat has 25 slots and is made of quartz, polysilicon or silicon carbide for use in a furnace, polypropylene for general wafer transport or Teflon for use in a wet process. Some furnace boats have 50 slots.
• Slang term for a Full House. Comes from a contraction of "Full Boat".
• A slang term for a 'full house' in poker (three of a kind and a pair).
• Also known as full house or full boat player has a three of a kind and a two of a kind. Example: (Player has K,K and the board shows K, 7,2,7).
• A vessel, named by its shape, for holding incense before it is put in the censer or thurible.
• Boat symbolises bright prospects, if upon clear water. If the water is murky then unhappy events are likely.
• 1. a small, open water vehicle propelled by oars, sails, engine, etc. 2. a large such vehicle for use in inland waters [an ore boat on the Great Lakes] 3. any large, seagoing water vehicle; ship: a term in popular use, but not by sailors.
• any small open craft without decking and propelled by oars, sometimes assisted by a small lugsail on a short mast.
• A vessel or watercraft designed and constructed for the purpose of fighting fires providing specified level of pumping capacity. The boat is designed with the ability to carry firefighting foam and personnel for the extinguishments of fires in the marine environment.
• An open vessel, usually small and without decks, intended for use in sheltered water.
• A small open vessel for travel on water by rowing or sailing. In the age of sail, boats were essential equipment on any ship. Used as a tender, for shore landing parties, towing, warping, rescue missions, patrols, escape from mutiny, to mention only a few purposes. ...
• the neckline gently follows the curve of the collarbone almost to the tip of the shoulders in the front and the same in the back.
• Submariners call their craft a "boat" although the modern submarine is big enough to be called a ship. (The Soviet Submarine, Julliett 484, anchored in Providence is over 300 feet long).
• Another name for a full house. Catching Cards - Getting favorable cards. Cowboys - Kings. Fishhooks - Jacks. Flush - Five cards of the same suit. Four of a Kind - Four cards of the same rank. Full House - A hand consisting of three cards of one rank and two cards of another rank. ...
• A full house in poker.
• Slang for a full house.
• Another name for a full house.
• Another name for having a Full House.
• A Full House. Also known as a full boat or simply full house.

• boasts ←
• boastless ←
• boastings ←
• boat
• → boatable
• → boatbill
• → boatbills