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Boat with two hulls
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catamaran
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Word definitions for catamaran in dictionaries
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Catamaran \Cat`a*ma*ran"\, n. [The native East Indian name.] A kind of raft or float, consisting of two or more logs or pieces of wood lashed together, and moved by paddles or sail; -- used as a surf boat and for other purposes on the coasts of the East ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ Had Trent been Miguelito he would have lain in wait in the jungle by the catamaran . ▪ Lightning played across the front almost continually, and thunder rolled over the catamaran . ▪ Local sailing options include bombing on windsurfers, ...
Usage examples of catamaran.
Two catamarans flying brightly colored flags and loaded with tourists were pulling away from the dock, and more tourists were lined up to board the regular ferry that ran back and forth between Anguilla and St.
I had agreed the deal with Patrick Evans and checked the share ownership certificate, which showed him to be the sole owner, with sixty-four-sixty-fourths of the shares, I had pictures taken of the catamaran, some with the sails up, others of the saloon with the table laid, a vase of wild flowers and a large Balearic crayfish as the centrepiece.
Wooden docks had been extended from the bank, but these held mainly small catboats, lugboats, and catamarans.
There was even an iceboat, a catamaran resting on stainless-steel runners.
Its capital, Tallinn, seemed to be the destination for an array of roll-on, roll-off ferries, high-speed catamarans, and hydrofoils.
Serian ships with square bows and slatted sails were berthed end to end with catamarans from Dalopo, bulbous grain haulers from Ornifal, and small craft carrying wine or citrus fruit or metalwork from a dozen islands, some too small to have names to any but their own citizens.
The catamarans swept in on either side, throwing grapnels pronged with wood and stone.
THE BOAT WAS A sixty-three-foot catamaran made by a builder of fine sailboats in Fort Lauderdale.
A slight breeze was now stirring the leaves of the swampy forest whose nearest branches actually overhung the catamaran, and the half-furled sail flapped ineffectively.
To judge by the fittings of the catamaran, and the number of spare oars currently available, there probably ought to be six or eight people in her normal crew.
Then, after securing his own small vessel to the catamaran, he climbed aboard and seized the line with which the woman was already struggling.
While Jeremy dug the lower end of a pole into the bottom of the channel and strained his wiry weight against the upper end, doing his best to steer, keeping the catamaran from running afoul again on reeds and stumps, the girl went back into the deckhouse to check on the condition of the man.
The catamaran was as unwieldy in narrow, shallow waters as any craft of its size and shape must be.
It was still difficult for three people to propel and steer the catamaran, especially in narrow channels, but after all, their goal was downstream, and mere drifting would get them there sooner or laterif their enemies did not show up to interfere.
TWELVE On a morning when everything for once seemed to be going smoothly, with the catamaran drifting more or less steadily downstream, Carlotta briskly discussed with the new employee the matter of wages.