Definition: A small, awkward boat that is typically used in rivers, especially in the Netherlands.

Example: The fisherman used a schuit to navigate the shallow waters of the river.

Definition: To move quickly and suddenly, often in a small or hurried manner.

Example: The cat scooted across the floor when it heard a loud noise.

Definition: A small vehicle with two wheels that you stand on and push with one foot, or a motorized version of this vehicle.

Example: The child rode his scooter down the sidewalk.

Definition: A person who scouts or explores an area, often for the purpose of finding something or gathering information. In specific contexts, it can refer to a leader in the Boy Scouts or a worker in stone-working who removes large pieces of stone.

Example: The scouter led the group through the forest, pointing out interesting plants and animals along the way.

Definition: A large, flat-bottomed boat with square ends, mainly used for carrying heavy loads like sand, ore, or other materials.

Example: The scow was loaded with sand and ready to be transported to the construction site.

Definition: A cylindrical bag with a drawstring, typically made of canvas, used by sailors to carry their clothes and personal items.

Example: The sailor packed his clothes into the seabag before heading out to sea.

Definition: An area of land that is next to the sea or ocean, often used to refer to a coastline or region that has access to the water.

Example: The seaboard is known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant marine life.

Definition: Related to something that is carried or transported by the sea.

Example: The seaborne trade has been vital for the economy of coastal cities.

Definition: A valve located in the hull of a boat or ship that can be opened to allow water to enter, often used for filling a ballast tank.

Example: The sailor checked the seacock to ensure it was closed before setting sail.

Definition: A type of vehicle designed to travel on water, especially in the ocean.

Example: The seacraft sailed smoothly across the waves.