scow in a sentence

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Definition

A scow is a flat-bottomed boat or barge, typically used for transporting goods or fishing in shallow waters.

The fisherman steered his scow expertly through the narrow channel.
After the storm, the old scow was found overturned on the shore.
They decided to use the scow to transport goods across the river.
As the sun set, the silhouette of the scow against the horizon was breathtaking.
With a gentle breeze, the scow glided smoothly over the calm waters.
The old scow drifted lazily down the river, its weathered hull glinting in the sunlight.
As the storm approached, the crew hurried to secure the cargo aboard the scow before the waves began to rise.
She watched as the scow, filled with fishermen, returned home at dusk, their nets heavy with the day's catch.
With its flat bottom and broad beam, the scow was perfectly designed for navigating shallow waters.
During the summer, the locals often rented a scow to explore the nearby islands and hidden coves.