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dinghy
any small boat, powered by sail, oars, or outboard motor
dinghy [′diŋ·ē]
(naval architecture)
A boat, less than 20 feet (6 meters) long, propelled by oars or sails, that may be used as a tender to a ship or yacht.
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Firefighters in dinghys and trucks travelled through the flooded areas rescuing stranded people.
Rome on severe flood alert by Aljazeera.net
The dinghys are in the process of being relocated to the corner next to the public beach, so that members will be able to at least wade in the water without coming near to the sewage.
Raw sewage prevents sailing in Dubai waters by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
Helen (played by German newcomer Diane Kruger) is indeed lovely, but hardly has the face to launch a thousand ships - a couple of dinghys maybe - let alone kick off a war over.
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