beamy

Overly beamy or not, those ships would see many years of use.

Can a person buy something to drink on this beamy scow?"

Them Dutch women is usually very beamy, from what little I seen of 'em.

He had to line up on the middle one - although the three of them looked like one enormously beamy ship.

Say, is not the sun bright and beamy where it breaks through the cloud so suddenly now?"

Who can't admire his almost implausible technical brilliance and beamy light?

Fleet was his foot on the bracken: Patrick of the beamy brow.

Her shallow wooden hull was long and beamy, measuring 270 feet by forty-four.

Venport watched, not sure if the beamy craft would even fit through the open rooftop.

The hull was beamy and shallow, with no chine.

'Everything we saw was dark and beamy.

Each boat was very beamy and shallow-draughted, unlike the boats one would see on the beaches of southern England.

Like the accordant twinkling of two eyes, Their beamy circlets, dancing to the sounds.

She had a beamy and disreputable look, like a dressed-up washer-woman at the opera.

It must have been something about its name, for, without justification, I had imagined a rustic, beamy inn down a rutted track.

I nodded, thinking what it must be like sailing these heavy beamy boats loaded with dried fish in equatorial waters.

Mother or Voostor might have wondered why she needed torch-wands to poke about beamy bright jungle."

Our beamy Bénéteau made a lot of noise as she slammed down into the troughs before climbing the next steep wave.

Sailors, troopers, and grooms coaxed horses off bulky, beamy transports.

Downstairs is a warren of beamy lounges with secluded corners and squashy sofas.

Sunsail's Bénéteau charter yachts are beamy and comfortable.

He began building low-priced, low-quality, beamy boats.

An hour passed before the ship, a beamy schooner, finally stretched through the bottle-neck entrance to the bay, and Jackson's soldiers returned to the jetty.

It was beamy and weary-looking, with untidy rigging and a crew who couldn't have been more than two steps up from pirates.

The beamy spear, descending from above, His cuirass pierc'd, and thro' his body drove.