narrowboat

IPA: nˈɛroʊboʊt

noun

  • A barge used on the narrow canals of England.
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Examples of "narrowboat" in Sentences

  • Narrowboats with a butty stern .
  • Marriott used the money to buy a narrowboat.
  • The wharf is now owned by a narrowboat hire company.
  • The definition of narrowboat is based on its narrowness.
  • The village is accessible by narrowboat along a rural canal.
  • There are places for a limited number of narrowboat moorings.
  • He has traversed much of the UK canal network in his own narrowboat.
  • A carved wooden boat decoration that cannot leave the narrowboat unaided.
  • It has no towpath; narrowboats were propelled through the tunnel by legging.
  • As a result, narrowboat people tended to be regarded with suspicion by landsmen.

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