skiff in Irish
skiff in Irish is scif — skiff means a small, light boat, usually for one or two people, rowed or sailed.
skiff in Irish
scif
Any of various types of boats small enough for sailing or rowing by one person.
What does "skiff" mean?
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noun A small, light boat, usually for one or two people, rowed or sailed.
"He rowed out to the buoy in a small skiff."
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noun A light, brief dusting of snow, or a passing shower of rain.
"There was just a skiff of snow on the ground this morning."
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skiff in a sentence
- He rowed out to the buoy in a small skiff.
- There was just a skiff of snow on the ground this morning.
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What is "skiff" in Irish?
"skiff" in Irish is scif. skiff means: A small, light boat, usually for one or two people, rowed or sailed.
How do you use "skiff" in a sentence?
Example: "He rowed out to the buoy in a small skiff." In Irish, "skiff" is scif.
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