Boathouse

/ˈboʊtˌhaʊs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A structure built to store boats.

They decided to build a new boathouse by the lake to accommodate their sailboats.

A place where boats are housed and may also include facilities for repair and maintenance.

The community boathouse offers repair services and storage for rowboats.

A recreational facility that may include areas for socializing, dining, and enjoying views of the water.

We spent the afternoon relaxing at the boathouse, sipping drinks and watching the sunset.

The word is a combination of 'boat' + 'house', indicating a house for boats.

at the boathouse

Referring to an event or activity that takes place at a boathouse.

boathouse party

A social gathering or party held in or around a boathouse.

keep in the boathouse

To store something, usually a boat or equipment, in a boathouse.

dock

A structure extending alongshore or out over water for loading and unloading boats.

marina

A harbor for pleasure boats.

boathand

A person who operates or works on a boat.

A local hangout for boat enthusiasts.

Everyone gathers at the boathouse after a long day on the water.

An informal spot where friends meet to discuss boating adventures.

Let's meet at the boathouse and share our fishing stories.