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DINGHY, or DINGEY (from the See also: size and shape, used on the See also: rivers of See also: India; the See also: term is applied also, in certain districts, to a larger boat used for See also: coasting purposes
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The name was adopted by the merchantmen trading with India, and is now generally used to designate the small extra boat kept for general purposes on a See also: man-of-war or See also: merchant vessel, and also, on the See also: Thames, for small pleasure boats built for one or two pairs of sculls
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