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sailboat

[seyl-boht] / ˈseɪlˌboʊt /


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The sailboats, cruisers, yachts and other watercraft on display — plus entertainment and activities — make up one of the Pacific Northwest’s largest on-the-water boat shows.

From Seattle Times

This time, it was a small sailboat with four people on board.

From Washington Post

Officials said coast guard divers had checked the hull of the sailboat and found no one trapped inside.

From Seattle Times

In 1987, the couple sold their belongings, bought a 32-foot cutter rig sailboat — named Yankee Lady — and, as Ms. Shepard put it, “shed our city lives” to set sail for the South Pacific.

From Washington Post

Like other neighbors, Donatiello described Lee as an affable and gregarious neighbor who frequently gave a friendly wave in the parking lot where Momeni kept his small sailboat.

From Washington Post