keelboat
IPA: kˈiɫboʊt
noun
- (sailing) Any sailboat having a keel (as opposed to a centerboard or daggerboard).
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Examples of "keelboat" in Sentences
- The keelboat is sent down river.
- The club races a keelboat fleet and a dinghy fleet.
- Main attractions at the site include a full scale cutaway keelboat.
- Linge was determined to develop his version of a three man keelboat.
- Keelboat yacht racing has become an costly and time consuming sport.
- The Sonar is a 7 m 23 ft one design keelboat for three to five people.
- The club also hosts countless dinghy and keelboat regattas each season.
- As the soggy soldiers sloshed ashore the keelboat headed downriver to freedom.
- Women's keelboat Yngling, Race 5 and 6, Qingdao International Marina, 1-7 p.m.
- Women's keelboat yngling final, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 10-4: 30 p.m.
- Specially the keelboat course was situated in a area of fair sailing confitions.
- Women's keelboat Yngling, Race 7 and 8, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 20-4: 20 p.m.
- Women's keelboat, Yngling, Race 5 and 6, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 20-4: 30 p.m.
- Women's keelboat Yngling, Race 9 and 10, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 20-4: 30 p.m.
- Men's keelboat Star, final, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 10-4: 30 p.m. Multihull Tornado, final, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 10-4: 30 p.m. Soccer — women
- Men's keelboat, Star, races 5 and 6, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 10-4: 30 p.m. Women's one-person dinghy-laser radial, races 9 and 10, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 10-4: 30 p.m. Shooting
- Women's keelboat, Yngling, Race 1, Race 2, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 20-4: 30 p.m. Women's Heavyweight Dinghy-Finn, Race 1, Race 2, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 20-4: 30 p.m. Soccer — women
- Men's windsurfer RS: X, final, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 10-4: 30 p.m. Men's keelboat Star, races 9 and 10, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 10-4: 30 p.m. Multihull Tornado, races 9 and 10, Qingdao International Marina, 12: 10-4: 30 p.m.
- Hold on tight: But what could the Concord sage have known of the news off the boat when that boat was a keelboat or a broadhorn docking at the noisome slum of Natchez-under-the-Hill or New Orleans where some eighty years later a precocious Jelly Roll Morton was learning the street songs that would ultimately scorch the stately décor of the Library of Congress's Coolidge Chamber Music Auditorium when he recorded them for Alan Lomax?