cock·boat 
(kŏkbōt′)
(kŏkbōt′)n.
A small rowboat, especially one used to ferry supplies from ship to shore. Also called cockleboat.
[Middle English cokboot : cok, cockboat (from Anglo-Norman coque, probably ultimately from Latin caudica, from caudex, caudic-, tree trunk) + boot, boat; see BOAT.]
- point bar
- point-blank
- point defect
- point-device
- pointe
- pointed
- pointedly
- pointedness
- pointer
- pointe shoe
- point guard
- pointillism
- pointillist
- pointillistic
- pointing device
- point lace
- pointless
- pointlessly
- pointlessness
- point man
- point mutation
- point of honor
- point of no return
- point of order
- point of sale