Synonyms of yachts

yachts 1 of 2

noun

plural of yacht

as in schooners

a large boat that is used for racing or pleasure

a sailing yacht that requires a large crew to helm it

Related Words

• schooners
• vessels
• crafts
• sailboats
• cruisers
• catamarans
• canoes
• ketches
• barges
• skiffs
• dinghies
• motorboats
• powerboats
• rowboats
• rafts
• pontoons
• kayaks
• scows
• dhows
• bateaux
• dories
• catboats
• cutters
• pirogues
• outboards
• flatboats
• ferries
• sampans
• prams
• pinnaces
• lifeboats
• outriggers
• paddleboats
• houseboats
• shallops
• watercrafts
• wherries
• coracles
• gigs
• inboards
• sculls
• surfboats
• punts
• yawls
• riverboats
• shells
• dinks
• dugouts
• keelboats
• longboats
• keels
• towboats
• umiaks
• tender
• tugboats
• rowing boats
• lighters
• auxiliaries
• ferryboats
• tugs
• johnboats
• workboats
• taxis
• piraguas
• gondolas
• bankers
• launches
• trawlers
• bumboats
• caïques
• curraghs
• hoys
• bottoms
• whaleboats
• seiners
• hookers
• whalers
• garveys
• water taxis
• luggers
• gillnetters
• narrow boats
• shrimpers
• jolly boats
• draggers
• tubs
• hydroplanes
• airboats
• cobles
• hydrofoils
• scallopers
• torpedo boats
• PT boats
• cockleshells
• hovercrafts
• assault boats
• air-cushion vehicles

yachts

2 of 2

verb

present tense third-person singular of yacht

as in boats

Related Words

• boats
• ships (out)
• canoes
• kayaks
• ferries
• sails
• cruises
• voyages
• coasts
• navigates

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of yachts

Noun

The Rolex Swan Cup takes place every two years on the Costa Smeralda, Sardinia’s glittering northern Italian coastline, and this September a record 170 yachts will line up on a hectic start line. — Andrew Rice, New York Times, 15 Sep. 2026

Windstar’s fleet has an array of options to fit any travel style, offering both sailing yachts and all-suite yachts across its Greece voyages. — Condé Nast Traveler, 10 Sep. 2026

Sirena Yachts made one mighty splash at Cannes this year, presenting one of the largest yachts of the show. — Rachel Cormack, Robb Report, 9 Sep. 2026

The friction is when this starts taking place in smaller resorts, luxury trains, yachts, and where the clientele is specifically paying super high prices to avoid this stuff. — Doug Gollan, Forbes.com, 11 Aug. 2026