boatedge

noun
UK /ˈbəʊtɛdʒ/
US /ˈboʊtɛdʒ/

The side or rim of a boat.

She sat on the boatedge and dangled her feet in the water.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The outer boundary of a boat's hull where it meets the water.

Water lapped gently against the boatedge.

3. A raised lip along the top of a boat's side that keeps water out.

He gripped the boatedge as the waves rocked the little craft.

4. The point at which a boat is about to tip or capsize.

The canoe tilted to its boatedge before righting itself.