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cruise

[krooz] / kruz /
NOUN
sailing expedition
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She threw him a birthday party on her yacht, where Kwatra and about 20 women cruised around Boston Harbour sipping Champagne and nibbling on bites prepared by a private chef.

From The Wall Street Journal

Earlier, Algeria cruised to a 3-0 Group E win over 10-man Sudan in Rabat with another winger, former Manchester City star Mahrez, becoming the third player to bag a brace at the tournament.

From Barron's

"Barry Arm is visited by kayakers and cruise ships, and nearby communities such as Whittier could be affected, so understanding the hazard is important from both a scientific and a public-safety perspective."

From Science Daily

The first thing we did was take her for a cruise.

From The Wall Street Journal

When driving my wife’s newer car, however, I seemed to be fighting with the cruise control in traffic.

From The Wall Street Journal