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Definition of boathook in English: boathooknounˈbəʊthʊkˈboʊthʊk A long pole with a hook and a spike at one end, used for fending off or pulling a boat. Example sentencesExamples - A yachtsman, who had been seeking shelter, had used his boathook to keep her afloat.
- Shelton handed the boathook to Angus and point at the buoy.
- A Bible, kept for the purpose, was handed from shore to ship at the end of a boathook for the declaration.
- They were dragged across the ice with boathooks.
- If I throw out a boathook from the boat and catch hold of the shore and pull, do I pull the shore to me, or do I pull myself to the shore?
Definition of boathook in US English: boathooknounˈboʊthʊkˈbōtho͝ok A long pole with a hook and a spike at one end, used for fending off or pulling a boat. Example sentencesExamples - A yachtsman, who had been seeking shelter, had used his boathook to keep her afloat.
- They were dragged across the ice with boathooks.
- Shelton handed the boathook to Angus and point at the buoy.
- If I throw out a boathook from the boat and catch hold of the shore and pull, do I pull the shore to me, or do I pull myself to the shore?
- A Bible, kept for the purpose, was handed from shore to ship at the end of a boathook for the declaration.
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