pulling boat

noun
UK /ˈpʊlɪŋ bəʊt/
US /ˈpʊlɪŋ boʊt/

A pulling boat is a small boat that you move by pulling the oars with your hands.

The fishermen rowed the pulling boat across the calm lake.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A boat designed to be rowed rather than sailed or powered by a motor.

The harbor was full of pulling boats waiting for the morning tide.

3. A small wooden boat used for training new rowers.

The coach sent the beginners out in a pulling boat to practice their stroke.

4. A boat propelled by oars in a race or competition.

Their pulling boat crossed the finish line first in the regatta.