keelboater
keelboater noun: someone who travels by keelboat.
Noun
keelboater (plural keelboaters)
- Someone who travels by keelboat.
- Performed with full-throttle gusto and contagious delight, Galena Rose teems with a rich mix of characters: confidence men, keelboaters who could brag Paul Bunyan into modesty, captains who turned steamboats into race hounds, genteel eastern ladies bravely hunkering down, a black miner trying to...1988 November 25, Lawrence Bommer, “Tamer of Horses; Galena Rose: How Whiskey Won the West”, in Chicago Reader, archived from the original on 05 Mar 2016
Forms of keelboater
| plural | keelboaters |
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Origin of keelboater
From keelboat + -er.
Questions about keelboater
- What does keelboater mean?
- Keelboater means someone who travels by keelboat.
- What part of speech is keelboater?
- Keelboater is a noun.
- What is the plural of keelboater?
- The plural of keelboater is keelboaters.
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