A boat with two parallel hulls or floats especially a light sailboat with a mast mounted on a transverse frame joining the hulls.

Catamaran woman definition. Im serious my friends. Often the wives and daughters of fishermen fishwives were notoriously loud and foul-mouthed as noted in the expression To swear like a fishwife. A raft of logs.

Bedrooms on a yacht. The map on which you check your position and plan your next voyage. Also helps prevent your catamaran from floating away.

A raft of three pieces of wood lashed together the middle piece being longer than the others and serving as a keelon this the rower squats and works a paddlemuch used in the Madras surf. Catamaran in British English. A raft of three pieces of wood lashed together the middle piece being longer than the others and serving as a keelon this the rower squats and works a paddlemuch used in the Madras surf.

At the time of penetration the female flagellates thus creating the horn blowing effect that takes place when the catamaran docks. A raft used on the St Lawrence River by lashing two ships together. An old kind of fire-ship long superseded.

An old kind of fire-ship long superseded. Catamaran definition in English dictionary catamaran meaning synonyms see also CatalancatacatameniaCatanzaro. Designed for quick trips between ship and shore.

Catamaran synonyms catamaran pronunciation catamaran translation English dictionary definition of catamaran. Kata-mar-an or kat-amar-an n. A raft consisting of two or more logs tied together.