Boats & Ships Word Search — Medium

Play a free online Boats & Ships word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.

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Boats & Ships word list, defined

SCULLER /skʌlər/ · noun
A person who rows a scull, typically in a racing or competitive context. A sculler is often associated with the sport of rowing, where they use a single oar or scull to propel the boat. Related: rower, oarsman, boatman, waterman.
TUGBOAT /tʌɡˈboʊt/ · noun
A boat that pulls or pushes a larger ship or a barge, typically in a harbor or a narrow waterway. Related: towboat, pilot boat, pusher, barge.
TRAWLER /ˈtrɔːlər/ · noun
A trawler is a boat or ship designed for trawling, which involves dragging a net through the water to catch fish or other seafood. Trawlers can vary greatly in size and are often used for commercial fishing. Related: fishing boat, fishing vessel, netter, dragger.
STEAMER /ˈstiːmər/ · noun
A kitchen appliance used for steaming food, or a type of locomotive that uses steam power. A steamer is a device that uses steam to cook food, typically by suspending it above boiling water. Related: boiler, steamer, kettle, cooker.
SHALLOP /ˈʃæləp/ · noun
A small, flat-bottomed sailing boat, typically with a single mast and a crew of one or two. Related: dinghy, skiff, sailing boat, small boat.
VEDETTE /vɛdɛt/ · noun
A vedette is a person who is prominent or celebrated, often in a particular field or activity. This term is often used to describe a performer or celebrity who is featured or highlighted in a particular context. Related: star, celebrity, headliner, main attraction.
TRIREME /trɪˈriːmiː/ · noun
A type of ancient warship with three rows of oars, used by the ancient Greeks and Romans. Related: galley, corbita, liburnian.

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