bateau CanE , also: batteau

From here they could also keep watch on the bateau.

Out of curiosity, he put together a bateau last year.

And he called for a bateau to take Ralph to the growing settlement.

They were amazed at the ease with which the bateau could be moved.

After getting some digging tools, they climbed into the bateau and set off.

They hurried down and set off in the bateau.

"Twenty men to a bateau will be sufficient," Arnold wrote.

"How would you like to use a Colonial bateau?"

He located a boat trailer on which to tow the bateau.

As they started down to the bateau, Frank's foot struck something metallic.

The York boat and bateau were also popular for travel on inland waters.

They had decided to go in the bateau.

They checked the bateau, found nothing disturbed, and returned to their post on the slope.

Even though the working bateau is no longer used, historians and river enthusiasts still keep the memory alive.

"A bateau was a boat used during the French and Indian campaigns."

However, only the bottom part of a single bateau has ever been salvaged, and none are intact on dry land.

The bateau was guided past protruding rocks, and into the cove.

When the sun had dropped behind the western hills, they doused the fire and pushed off in the bateau.

Steed said he thought he could manage the low, heavy bateau.

First she called at the flat in the rue du Bateau and made a telephone call.

Finally the weary searchers took a break, relaxing on the shore near the bateau.

Several other clusters of shops are located throughout Bateau Bay.

The bateau was another common freight vessel design of the era, similar to the Mackinaw.

So he took the tall chief to where the bateau was moored, and four of the Indians climbed aboard.

On Labor Day it will launch a model of a Colonial bateau.