boatpass

noun
UK /ˈbəʊtpɑːs/
US /ˈboʊtpæs/

A boatpass is a ticket that lets you ride on a boat.

We bought a boatpass at the dock and rode the ferry across the lake.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A narrow channel of water that a boat can travel through.

The captain steered carefully through the rocky boatpass.

3. Permission for a boat to enter or leave a harbor.

The guard checked our boatpass before letting us into the marina.

4. A free ride on a boat given as a reward or gift.

She won a boatpass and took her family on a sunset cruise.