Skiff (noun)

A small, narrow boat, typically propelled by oars or outboard motor.

Origin:

Perhaps from middle english skif, from middle dutch schif ("ship, boat"), from old norse skíf.

Examples:

1. The fishermen used the skiff to go out to sea every morning.
2. The skiff was the perfect size for exploring the narrow canals.
3. The skiff was easy to maneuver in the shallow water.
4. The couple rented a skiff to go fishing in the lake.
5. The skiff was able to carry just enough supplies for the two-day trip.