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Definition of fizz boat in English: fizz boatnoun NZ A small motorboat. another fizz boat appeared to escort them through the channel Example sentencesExamples - A Coastguard spokeswoman said the man, understood to be in his 50s, was on a "fizz boat" - a small runabout - with two others, at anchor near Motuihe Island, between Auckland and Waiheke.
- The fizz-boat drivers had put their bows into the wind and ducked down behind the steering wheels to keep their faces out of the hail.
- Here are the pics of the Lt Cmdr and the fizz boat alongside the fishing boat.
- The fizz boat with 40hp was parked near the smoker, which is put to good use after a day on the water.
- A fizz boat whizzed past like a dervish.
- One of the most exciting, low-fi ways to enjoy our harbour isn't in a fizz boat or hoping the wind catches your sails, it's paddling in a sea kayak.
- Do they have access to the swimming pool and the fizz boat?
- He bought his first boat around 1998, a little fizz boat that he used for fishing and other on-sea escapades.
- The fizz boat sped back to the mothership where a fellow angler who was waiting with his medical kit.
- If I had the need to tow a small lightweight caravan or a small fizz boat for reasonably long distances, or was travelling more than about 25,000km a year, then diesel may get my vote.
Origin 1970s: from fizz in the sense ‘move in a lively way’. |