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pontoon

[pon-toon] / pɒnˈtun /
NOUN
float
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Instead they hit it like a wall and swim back and forth until they discover how to go around the pontoons.

From Seattle Times

From my seat on the pontoon of a Zodiac, I watched the rising sun pierce through an opening in the cloud cover to bathe a distant glacier in golden light.

From Scientific American

Ukraine had earlier blown up pontoon crossings to prevent Russian advances over the river — and appeared to now be using it as a new defensive line, the British agency said.

From New York Times

The report stated his family said Jarzynka came to Forks to go fishing and brought with him a single-person pontoon boat.

From Seattle Times

Associated Press journalists near Bakhmut on Saturday saw a pontoon bridge set up by Ukrainian soldiers to help the few remaining residents reach the nearby village of Khromove.

From Seattle Times