Boat and Steamer

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Boat noun - A large craft for travel by water.

Usage example: you'll have to take a passenger boat to get to the island

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Steamer and boat are semantically related In some cases you can use "Steamer" instead a noun "Boat".

Nearby Words: boatload, boating, boater, boated, boatyard

Steamer noun - A cooking utensil that can be used to cook food by steaming it.

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Boat and steamer are semantically related in ship topic. You can use "Boat" instead a noun "Steamer".

Nearby Words: steam, steamed, steaming, steamy, steamship

Another episode shows that they brought an entire steamer trunk of cash with them (for a short cruise on a boat with no indication of anywhere on board to buy anything).

Source: Series / Gilligan's Island
Better to Die than Be Killed: In Human Rain, the crew of a Japanese torpedo boat and the soldiers onboard the steamer Kinshu Maru kill each other before the Russians are able to capture them.

Source: Literature / An Instinct for War
A small and nimble ocean-going boat, she's been outfitted as a brig, but still was mainly a steamer, posting 17 knots at full steam, and was able to get into any point of the Earth's oceans.

Source: Literature / In Search of the Castaways aka: The Children Of Captain Grant

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