Noun A shallow flat-bottomed open boat with sharp bow and square stern.

Skiff def. Noun any of various types of boats small enough for sailing or rowing by one person. It was just a short walk to the skiff. An example of a skiff is a boat someone would take out for a relaxing fishing trip on a river.

The definition of a skiff is a small boat with a flat bottom and pointed front used in shallow water. Skiff noun skɪf skɪf jump to other results. A small light boat for rowing or sailing usually for one person Topics Transport by water c2 Sports.

It is a term used largely in the British Army where new recruits or private soldiers are forced to brew up for lance corporals corporals sergeants etc. Skiff definition is - any of various small boats. From French esquif from Italian schifo of Germanic origin.

A typically light dusting of snow or ice or dust etc on ground water trees etc. Definition of skiff noun from the Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary. Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility pronounced skiff a US.

Skiff To wipe ones penis around the edge of a cup usually containining tea before giving it to someone one does not like. A small light boat with enough space for one person Synonyms and related words Definition and synonyms of skiff from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education. Word Origin late 15th cent.

Department of Defense term for a secure room. A punt is a small flat-bottomed skiff that is steered with a long gondolier-style pole that grapples the muddy river bottom with the hook at its end. Quotations A skiff of rain blew into the shed and the two men moved their chairs back.