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boated, boating Definition


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boat
noun
    1. A small vessel for travelling over water. Often in compounds.
      Example: sailing boat
      Example: rowing boat
    2. colloq, loosely
      A larger vessel; a ship.
    3. A boat-shaped dish for serving sauce, etc.
      Example: gravy boat
      Example: sauceboat
verb boated, boating
    intr
    1. To sail or travel in a boat, especially for pleasure.
    2. To put something into or convey something in a boat.
Idiom: in the same boat
    Said of people: finding themselves in the same difficult circumstances.
Idiom: miss the boat
    To lose an opportunity.
Idiom: push the boat out
    colloq
    To celebrate or entertain in a lavish or extravagant way.
Idiom: rock the boat
    To disturb the balance or calmness of a situation.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon bat.



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