Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

coracle

noun

/ˈkɔːrəkl/

Definition

A small, lightweight boat made from a rounded frame covered with waterproof material, traditionally used in Wales and other regions for fishing and transportation.

Examples

He rowed his coracle across the peaceful river at dawn.
In ancient times, people used coracles for fishing and transporting goods.
The coracle glided effortlessly over the water, the sun sparkling on its surface.

Meaning

Coracles are traditional boats that are usually oval or circular in shape. They are known for their ability to navigate rivers and lakes easily, making them a practical choice for fishing and small-scale transport.