1. A small open vessel, moved by oars or rowing; a vessel moved by steam or sails.

2. To transport in a boat.

3. To go in a boat. In the same boat, in the same category.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• bouty,
• botto,
• aboart,
• boht,
• boist,
• boqae,
• bougt,
• bowth,
• boday,
• noat,
• aboaut,
• boubt,
• ebout,
• bouth,
• cobat,
• qbout,
• borat,
• booast,
• poat,
• boart

• boeotia,
• body,
• to a t,
• botti,
• booty,
• boast,
• bothe,
• bootee,
• bode,
• Boyd,
• Boothe,
• boyette,
• booth,
• beat,
• Boats,
• bout,
• bow tie,
• bolt,
• botta,
• bloat,
• moat,
• bod,
• bot,
• bat,
• oat,
• both,
• bootie,
• boot,
• boyett,
• boar,
• coat,
• bott,
• bota,
• brat,
• goat,
• boutte.

The adverb for the word "boat" is "boating".

The adjective form of the word "boat" is "boatly". However, it is a less common term and not often used in everyday language. The more commonly used adjective to describe something related to a boat is "nautical".

The plural of the "boat" can be the "boats".

The singular of the "boat" can be the "boat".