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watercraft
[waw-ter-kraft, -krahft, wot-er-]
noun
plural
watercrafts, watercraftskill in boating and water sports.
any boat or ship.
boats and ships collectively.
watercraft
/ ˈɔːəˌɑːڳ /
noun
a boat or ship or such vessels collectively
skill in handling boats or in water sports
Word History and Origins
Origin of watercraft1
Example Sentences
It’s a great spot to camp for anyone wanting to kayak or canoe, as the lake has a 10-mph speed limit for watercraft.
Vang forfeited more than $150,000 in cash as part of his sentence, plus 13 cars, four watercraft, jewelry, real estate and other property.
Officials have called upon anyone working and recreating in California lakes and rivers to clean, drain and dry their watercraft and equipment every time they are removed from a body of water.
The area, mostly patrolled by lifeguards on all-terrain vehicles and watercraft, does not have a lifeguard tower, according to Hawaii News Now.
They also advised the trust to train staff in disability awareness and ensure instructors know how to evaluate the weight and load distribution when working with wheelchair users and watercraft.
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