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pontoon

[pon-toon] / pɒnˈtun /
NOUN
float
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From my seat on the pontoon of a Zodiac, I watched the rising sun pierce through an opening in the cloud cover to bathe a distant glacier in golden light.

From Scientific American

Ukraine had earlier blown up pontoon crossings to prevent Russian advances over the river — and appeared to now be using it as a new defensive line, the British agency said.

From New York Times

The report stated his family said Jarzynka came to Forks to go fishing and brought with him a single-person pontoon boat.

From Seattle Times

Associated Press journalists near Bakhmut on Saturday saw a pontoon bridge set up by Ukrainian soldiers to help the few remaining residents reach the nearby village of Khromove.

From Seattle Times

One led from Bakhmut to the village of Khromove, along a key supply route to the west; the other was a pontoon crossing over the small Bakhmutka River within the city.

From New York Times