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Meanings of skiff in English
Russian
синева Spanish
r-29rmu sineva 
Submarine-launched ballistic missile.
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Usage of skiff in English
1
The skiff stayed alongside in the same place we had left it.
2
The men sent in the skiff soon returned, towing the boat alongside.
3
An iron plank was extended over the side of the prisoners' skiff.
4
The two sprang into a skiff, and succeeded in descending the river.
5
A sail-boat lay in a cove, with a little skiff in tow.
6
Ruggiero brought the skiff alongside of the ledge where it was lowest.
7
He can tow it and then row back in his own skiff.
8
Burr's skiff was in full chase a few rods in the wake.
9
I slipped over the side of the skiff into the chest-deep water.
10
That is enough: skiff and boatman are in a position to float.
11
Behind the skiff, the long cluster of cargo capsules bumped and swung.
12
On arriving opposite the Zuleima Mosque, the boatman brought the skiff ashore.
13
At the Tweed the man with the skiff was waiting for us.
14
As the skiff touched the island, they leaped out of it together.
15
Not a rowboat in sight, excepting a skiff lying alongside the scow.
16
The little waves the small steamer threw off rocked their skiff gently.
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Translations for skiff
Portuguese
Skiff through the time
Skiff across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common