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seacraft

seacraft noun: a ship or other vehicle capable of travelling on the ocean.

Noun (1)

seacraft (plural seacrafts or seacraft)

  1. A ship or other vehicle capable of travelling on the ocean.
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Noun (2)

seacraft (uncountable)

  1. Skill in navigating ocean vessels.
    Synonyms:
    seamancraft

Synonyms of seacraft

Forms of seacraft

pluralseacrafts
pluralseacraft

Origin of seacraft

From sea + -craft (vehicle).

From sea + -craft (skill).

Questions about seacraft

What does seacraft mean?
Seacraft means a ship or other vehicle capable of travelling on the ocean.
What part of speech is seacraft?
Seacraft is a noun.
What is the plural of seacraft?
The plural of seacraft is seacrafts.

Words near seacraft in the dictionary

  1. seaconny
  2. seacorn
  3. seacorns
  4. seacow
  5. seacows
  6. seacraft
  7. seacrafts
  8. seacrafty
  9. Seacroft
  10. seacrow
  11. seacrows

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