Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lyard
Noun
/lɪˈɑrd/

Definition
A type of small, light, and shallow boat, typically used for fishing or carrying goods.

Examples
- The fishermen loaded their catches into the lyard before heading back to shore.
- She enjoyed taking her lyard out on the lake during the weekends.

Meaning
Lyard refers to a particular design of boat that is often seen in coastal areas, perfect for navigating calm waters.

Synonyms
- Skiff
- Rowboat
- Canoe