Definition of catamaran
: a vessel (such as a sailboat) with twin hulls and usually a deck or superstructure connecting the hulls
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Five years on, that idea has taken physical form in the Energy Observer, a catamaran that runs on renewables.
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First, Colton and Becca go on a catamaran and dive for conches.
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After spending a few hours making out all over their catamaran, Becca and Colton are introduced to a local fisherman who teaches them how to dive for conchs.
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Book a catamaran for a day of snorkeling, deep sea diving, or simple cruising.
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The 70-foot-long aluminum catamaran will boast a top speed of 22 knots (about 25 mph) and have room for 84 passengers.
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Our two-hour Rocky Point sunset cruise on EcoFun Rentals' newest catamaran, the Sol Express, was just $25 per adult and included margaritas, beer and other alcoholic beverages.
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Hundreds of enthusiasts join Breton dances on the quayside, but as usual most of the 1,000-or so yachts, catamarans, day-sailers and motor-cruisers remain tied to the pontoons.
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The flywheels come in various sizes for monohull boats (sorry, no catamarans) from 25 feet to more than 85 feet long.
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Origin and Etymology of catamaran
Tamil kaṭṭumaram, from kaṭṭu to tie + maram tree, wood
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