Hydrofoil (noun)

A type of watercraft that uses underwater foils to lift the hull out of the water and reduce drag, allowing for high-speed travel on the water.

Origin:

Derived from the greek words 'hydro' meaning water and 'phoilos' meaning leaf.

Examples:

1. The hydrofoil was a popular mode of transportation for tourists in the coastal town.
2. The hydrofoil was designed to reach speeds of up to 60 knots.
3. The hydrofoil was a futuristic-looking vessel, with its sleek, streamlined design.
4. The hydrofoil was equipped with advanced navigation systems to ensure safety on the water.
5. The hydrofoil was known for its smooth, quiet ride, thanks to its hydrofoil technology.