Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
boatful
noun
/ˈboʊt.fəl/

Definition
The amount that a boat can carry or is filled with when loaded.

Examples
- We caught enough fish for a boatful on our trip.
- The boat was filled to the brim, almost a boatful of supplies for the journey.

Meaning
A boatful refers to the capacity or load of a boat, indicating how much it can hold; it often describes the number of people or items that can be accommodated within a boat.

Synonyms
- load
- cargo
- capacity
- full boat