motorboat

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UK/ˈməʊtəˌbəʊt/US/ˈmoʊtəˌboʊt/

noun

Any vessel driven by an engine (either inboard or outboard), but especially a small one.

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Meanings

nounmotorboat (plural motorboats)

plural motorboats · alternative motor boat

  1. nauticalAny vessel driven by an engine (either inboard or outboard), but especially a small one.
verbmotorboat (third-person singular simple present motorboats, present participle motorboating, simple past and past participle motorboated)

present singular third person motorboats · participle present motorboating · participle past motorboated · past motorboated · alternative motor boat

  1. To ride in a motorboat.
  2. intransitiveslangtransitiveTo press or bury one's face between the breasts of a woman; to press or bury one's face between the breasts of a woman and shake one's head, hum, or vibrate one's lips in imitation of a motorboat engine's sound.

    Tiffany put her hands on Janelle's hips and motorboated her breasts.

    2015, Jill Sorenson, Shooting Dirty, unnumbered page
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    ACT on Campus President Peter McCaffrey allegedly motorboated Heather Roy at the ACT Party offices over the newly-passed piece of legislation.

    2011 October 10, Molly McCarthy, Stella Blake-Kelly, Peter McCaffrey, “Year In News”, in Salient, Victoria University of Wellington, page 9

    Kellie Pickler pretended to motorboat an imaginary pair of breasts to introduce Little Big Town's performance of “Pontoon,” […]

    2012 June 8, “Underwood takes her 3rd video of year win at CMTs”, in Bali Post, page 12

    Other promotional events, such as “No Bra” day or the “motorboating girls for breast cancer awareness” campaign, also take things a little too far.

    2013 October 25, “Breast cancer awareness gone too far”, in The Daily Athenaeum, West Virginia University, page 4

    You're blind to the blue Pacific water and glaring sun as your entire face is buried in Sofia's bosom—you're motorboating on a motorboat!

    2013, "19 Most Lustable Celebs", VIBE, April/May 2013, page 84

    While talking to some dude at a party, he bent over and motorboated me.

    2014, Madison Holmes, "Big boobs: The bane of my existence", The Orion (Chico State University), 15 October 2014, page A6
  3. slangtransitiveTo press one's face into or between (something else).

    Immediately I started to lick, to suck, to kiss, to blow and to motorboat her pussy.

    2021 April 6, Natasha Osiris, Transformed into a Ts-Girl (M2F) by a Dice, AuthorHouse, →ISBN
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    'And we can fucking smash his dick in. Elliot's coming. And Hattie.' 'Are you lying?' 'I am not lying.' 'If you are lying, I am going to smash your dick in.' ... Amundsen pushes his whole head into the bowl, motorboating his food.

    2013 August 1, Ben Brooks, Lolito, Canongate Books, →ISBN
  4. slangtransitiveTo press or envelope someone else's face into or between one's own breasts; to wrap one's breasts around someone's face or head.

    He smiled as I motorboated his face between my breasts.

    2021 September 1, Goran Radanovic, 10 Erotic Short Stories Vol. 1, Goran Radanovic, →ISBN, page 51
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    She wanted to straddle him and motorboat him right there. She thought about his chest again, and his lips. His dark eyelashes made his dark chocolate eyes so much darker, especially when they softened with desire.

    2012 07, Karen Alterisio Nelson, Millions of Reasons to Lie, iUniverse, →ISBN, page 118

    A man who was having trouble recalling an important piece of information put his head between his girlfriend's breasts and had her motorboat him. You might say the man was racking his brain trying to remember.

    2017 April 9, Harvey C Gordon, SEXciting PUNography, eBook Partnership, →ISBN

    Some guys would have welcomed the opportunity to motorboat his face between two huge bags of saline, enjoying the artificial bounceback.

    2019 April 24, Cassandra Dee, Buy Me: A Forbidden Romance, Cassandra Dee Romance

    “Why didn't you just take your tits out and motorboat him?” “He was nice and polite, okay?” she said. “Something you should learn about. Where's the fucking car?” As good a time as any, Isaiah thought.

    2020 January 28, Joe Ide, Hi Five, Mulholland Books, →ISBN

    It was the same girl from the boat earlier that day, but she was the one driving this go-around. She motorboated his face as he licked away. A petite-framed Latina woman was giving him oral while massaging his sack.

    2020 August 18, Ashley & JaQuavis, Money Devils 1: A Cartel Novel, St. Martin's Press, →ISBN

Synonyms & antonyms

nouna boat propelled by an internal-combustion engine

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Translations

Arabic زَوْرَق آلِيّ
  • زَوْرَق آلِيّ (zawraq ʔāliyy)boat driven by an engine
Bengali মোটরবোট
  • মোটরবোট (mōṭorbōṭ)boat driven by an engine
Bulgarian мото́рна ло́дка
  • мото́рна ло́дка (motórna lódka)boat driven by an engine
Chinese Cantonese 摩托船, 汽艇
  • 摩托船 (mo¹ tok³ syun⁴)boat driven by an engine
  • 汽艇 (hei³ teng⁵)boat driven by an engine
  • 汽船 (hei³ syun⁴)boat driven by an engine
Chinese Mandarin 摩托船, 汽艇
  • 摩托船 (mótuōchuán)boat driven by an engine
  • 汽艇 (qìtǐng)boat driven by an engine
  • 汽船 (qìchuán)boat driven by an engine
Czech motorový člun
  • motorový člunboat driven by an engine
Danish motorbåd
  • motorbådboat driven by an engine
Dutch motorboot
  • motorbootboat driven by an engine
Estonian mootorpaat
  • mootorpaatboat driven by an engine
Finnish moottorivene
  • moottoriveneboat driven by an engine
French canot automobile, bateau à moteur
  • canot automobileboat driven by an engine
  • bateau à moteurboat driven by an engine
German Motorboot
  • Motorbootboat driven by an engine
Greek ταχυπλοΐα, μηχανοκίνητο σκάφος
  • ταχυπλοΐα (tachyploḯa)boat driven by an engine
  • μηχανοκίνητο σκάφος (michanokínito skáfos)boat driven by an engine
Hindi मोटरबोट
  • मोटरबोट (moṭarboṭ)boat driven by an engine
Hungarian motorcsónak
  • motorcsónakboat driven by an engine
Icelandic vélbátur, mótorbátur
  • vélbáturboat driven by an engine
  • mótorbáturboat driven by an engine
Italian motoscafo
  • motoscafoboat driven by an engine
Japanese モーターボート
  • モーターボート (mōtābōto)boat driven by an engine
Korean 모터보트
  • 모터보트 (moteoboteu)boat driven by an engine
Latvian motorlaiva
  • motorlaivaboat driven by an engine
Lithuanian motorlaivis, motorinė valtis
  • motorlaivisboat driven by an engine
  • motorinė valtisboat driven by an engine
Malay motobot
  • motobotboat driven by an engine
Māori rōnohi, waka pūkaha
  • rōnohiboat driven by an engine
  • waka pūkahaboat driven by an engine
Norwegian Bokmål motorbåt
  • motorbåtboat driven by an engine
Polish motorówka, łódź motorowa
  • motorówkaboat driven by an engine
  • łódź motorowaboat driven by an engine
Portuguese lancha
  • lanchaboat driven by an engine
Romanian barcă cu motor
  • barcă cu motorboat driven by an engine
Russian мото́рная ло́дка, ка́тер
  • мото́рная ло́дка (motórnaja lódka)boat driven by an engine
  • ка́тер (káter)boat driven by an engine
  • мото́рка (motórka)boat driven by an engine
Slovak motorový čln
  • motorový člnboat driven by an engine
Spanish lancha motora, lancha
  • lancha motoraboat driven by an engine
  • lanchaboat driven by an engine
Swedish motorbåt
  • motorbåtboat driven by an engine
Thai เรือยนต์
  • เรือยนต์ (rʉʉa-yon)boat driven by an engine
Turkish motorbot
  • motorbotboat driven by an engine
Ukrainian мото́рний чо́вен
  • мото́рний чо́вен (motórnyj čóven)boat driven by an engine
Urdu موٹَر بوٹ
  • موٹَر بوٹ (moṭar boṭ)boat driven by an engine
Vietnamese thuyền máy
  • thuyền máyboat driven by an engine
Cite this entry
APA

motorboat. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 4, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/motorboat

MLA

“motorboat.” WatkinsX Dictionary, https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/motorboat. Accessed November 4, 2026.

Chicago

WatkinsX Dictionary, s.v. “motorboat,” accessed November 4, 2026, https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/motorboat.

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