sailboats

The word “sailboats” has 2 syllables: sail-boats

It's pronounced as /ˈseɪlˌboʊts/


What is synonym and antonym for sailboats?

In the thesaurus, “sailboats” has 15 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for sailboats along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for sailboats

  • catamaran
  • craft
  • cutter
  • dinghies
  • frigates
  • schooner
  • schooners
  • ship
  • ships
  • skiff
  • sloop
  • sloops
  • vessel
  • yacht
  • yachts

Meanings of sailboats

  • noun
    1. A boat propelled by a sail.
    2. A playing card with the rank of four.

Example Sentences

  • The harbor was filled with a picturesque array of sailboats swaying in the breeze.
  • Families enjoyed a leisurely day on the water with their colorful sailboats.
  • The regatta brought together skilled sailors to showcase their prowess in various sailboats.
  • A fleet of small, single-masted sailboats gracefully glided across the calm lake.
  • Enthusiastic sailors eagerly prepared their sailboats for the upcoming race.

On this page you'll find 15 synonyms or another words to sailboats, such as: catamaran, craft, cutter, dinghies, frigates, schooner, schooners.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

galleys

icebreakers

  • affairs
  • aircraft carriers
  • argosies
  • bacchanalia
  • bacchanals
  • bakes
  • balls
  • barges
  • barks
  • barques
  • bashes
  • benefits
  • binges
  • blasts
  • blowouts
  • boats
  • brigantines
  • brigs
  • caravels
  • celebrations
  • clambakes
  • clippers
  • coasters
  • cocktail parties
  • colliers
  • containerships
  • corvettes
  • cruisers
  • cutters
  • dances
  • destroyers
  • dos
  • events
  • ferryboats
  • fetes
  • flagships
  • formals
  • freighters
  • functions
  • fund-raisers
  • galas
  • get-togethers
  • hen parties
  • house parties
  • housewarmings
  • ironclads
  • junk
  • kaffeeklatsches
  • keels
  • keg parties
  • keggers
  • ketches
  • klatches
  • klatsches
  • lightships
  • liners
  • masquerades
  • meet and greets
  • men-of-war
  • merchant ships
  • merchantmen
  • mixers
  • motor ships
  • occasions
  • orgies
  • packets
  • parties
  • proms
  • receptions
  • sailboats
  • salons
  • saturnalias
  • schooners
  • shindigs
  • ships
  • showers
  • socials
  • soirees
  • square-riggers
  • stags
  • steamers
  • steamships
  • superliners
  • supertankers
  • suppers
  • symposia
  • symposiums
  • tall ships
  • tankers
  • tea parties
  • teas
  • traders
  • tramps
  • transports
  • vessels
  • warships
  • watercrafts
  • windjammers
  • xebecs
  • yachts

kayaks

keelboats

  • barks
  • bottoms
  • brigantines
  • bugeyes
  • caravels
  • cat rigs
  • catamarans
  • catboats
  • clippers
  • corvettes
  • crafts
  • cutters
  • dinghies
  • frigates
  • galleons
  • galleys
  • junk
  • ketches
  • knockabouts
  • luggers
  • outriggers
  • pinnaces
  • piraguas
  • sailboats
  • sailers
  • schooners
  • shallops
  • sharpies
  • sloops
  • square-riggers
  • vessels
  • windjammers
  • xebecs
  • yachts
  • yawls

keels

  • aircraft carriers
  • argosies
  • barges
  • barks
  • barques
  • boats
  • brigantines
  • brigs
  • caravels
  • clippers
  • coasters
  • collapses
  • colliers
  • containerships
  • corvettes
  • crashes
  • cruisers
  • crumples
  • cutters
  • destroyers
  • drops
  • falls
  • ferryboats
  • flagships
  • flumps
  • free-falls
  • freighters
  • icebreakers
  • ironclads
  • junk
  • ketches
  • lightships
  • liners
  • men-of-war
  • merchant ships
  • merchantmen
  • motor ships
  • nose-dives
  • packets
  • plonks
  • plops
  • plummets
  • plunges
  • plunks
  • precipitates
  • sailboats
  • schooners
  • ships
  • skids
  • slides
  • slips
  • square-riggers
  • steamers
  • steamships
  • stumbles
  • superliners
  • supertankers
  • tall ships
  • tankers
  • topples
  • traders
  • tramps
  • transports
  • trips
  • tumbles
  • vessels
  • warships
  • watercrafts
  • windjammers
  • wipes out
  • xebecs
  • yachts

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