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dinghy

[ding-gee] / ˈdɪŋ gi /
NOUN
boat
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A photograph of the aftermath of the operation obtained by the BBC shows a number of men - apparently people-smugglers - on an inflatable dinghy with the police launch alongside.

From BBC

Some 39 people on a rubber dinghy were rescued on Thursday just south of Crete.

From Barron's

Saturday was extremely calm at sea, and the smugglers - adept at studying the weather forecasts - were quick to load large groups of people onto overloaded dinghies.

From BBC

After four months of being exploited in Libya, Esther escaped and crossed the Mediterranean in a rubber dinghy from which she was rescued by the Italian coast guard and taken to the island of Lampedusa.

From BBC

Many of those arrived in the country illegally on small dinghies across the English Channel from France.

From The Wall Street Journal