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hover-ferry
hover-ferry n.
Brit. 
/ˈhɒvəˌfɛri/
, /ˈhɒvəˌfɛri/U.S. /ˈhəvərˌfɛri/
/ˈhəvərˌfɛri/ΚΠ
1961 New Scientist 29 June 785/2 Denny's..hope by next year to produce an actual passenger-carrying hover-ferry... They ultimately envisage a hovercraft capable of carrying 50 to 70 passengers at about 20 knots.
1970 New Scientist 11 June 528/2 Both the hoverferry and the general purpose version have been subjected to an engineering modification programme.
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- to be up one's own ass
- to be up one's street
- to be up to
- to be up to a move or two
- to be up to a person's expectation
- to be up to a person's expectations
- to be up to a thing or two
- to be up to every move on the board
- to be up to expectation
- to be up to expectations
- to be up to mischief
- to be up to the mark
- to be up to trap
- to be up with
- to be up with the lark
- to be up with the laverock
- to be upon a person's jack
- to be upon advantage
- to be upon an advantage
- to be upon honour
- to be upon one's honour
- to be upon one's mettle
- to be upon one's pantofles
- to be upon pantofles
- to be upon the force