Watercraft (noun)

A boat, ship, or other type of floating vessel used for transporting people or goods, recreation, or other purposes.

Origin:

Derived from the noun 'water' and the noun 'craft'.

Examples:

1. The lake was filled with all kinds of watercraft, from canoes and kayaks to motorboats and sailboats.
2. Many people use watercraft for recreational purposes, such as fishing, skiing, or simply enjoying a day on the water.
3. The watercraft was equipped with safety equipment, such as life jackets, flares, and a radio, for emergencies.
4. Commercial watercraft, such as cargo ships and barges, are used for transporting goods across the seas and oceans.
5. The watercraft was powered by a small engine, allowing the passengers to cruise around the lake and explore its many coves and inlets.