centerboarder
/ˈsɛntɚˌbɔɹdɚ/
centerboarder noun: a boat equipped with a centerboard.
Noun
centerboarder (plural centerboarders)
- A boat equipped with a centerboard.
- J. Bordee, Jr. has designed a 21 ft. centerboarder which the Globe describes as follows: “The board will be a centerboard of moderate beam and light draft, but with a heavily weighted board and …”1892 December 22, “Yacht News Notes”, in Forrest and Stream, VOLUME XXXIX JULY 1892-DECEMBER 1892, NEW YORK: FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING COMPANY, page 545
- Many people, however, thought that the centerboarder could not fight the midwinter storms even---if she had beaten Henrietta to Cape May and back in a gale---and made her the underdog to trail at Cowes.1960 January, K Jack Bauer, “The Great Ocean Race”, in The Skipper, volume xx, number 1, page 23
Forms of centerboarder
| plural | centerboarders |
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Origin of centerboarder
From centerboard + -er.
Questions about centerboarder
- What does centerboarder mean?
- Centerboarder means a boat equipped with a centerboard.
- What part of speech is centerboarder?
- Centerboarder is a noun.
- How do you pronounce centerboarder?
- Centerboarder is pronounced /ˈsɛntɚˌbɔɹdɚ/.
- What is the plural of centerboarder?
- The plural of centerboarder is centerboarders.
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