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bareboating

 

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Noun bareboating has 1 sense
  1. bareboating - boating by chartering a bareboat and providing your own crew and provisions; "we saved money by bareboating"
    --1 is a kind of
    boating, yachting

Definitions from the Web

Bareboating:

(noun)
The practice of chartering a boat or yacht without the need for a crew or skipper. Individuals or groups can rent the vessel and navigate it themselves.

Example Sentence:
Planning a bareboating trip in the Caribbean allows you the freedom to explore the stunning islands at your own pace.

(adjective)
Referring to the activity or experience of sailing a boat or yacht without a professional crew or skipper.

Example Sentence:
Sarah and Mark had an incredible bareboating adventure, sailing along the coast of Greece without any professional assistance.

(verb)
The act of chartering a boat or yacht without a crew or skipper, often for a designated period of time.

Example Sentence:
They decided to bareboat their way to a quaint fishing village, enjoying the freedom of setting their own course.

(adverb)
Describing the manner in which someone navigates a boat or yacht without the need for a crew or skipper.

Example Sentence:
They skillfully piloted the sailboat bareboating through the narrow channel, impressing seasoned sailors with their expertise.

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