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- noun A very large luxury
yacht
Etymologies
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Examples
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This was in no small part due to the fact that in 2007, GHM secured over €10 million from long-term superyacht berth leases.
unknown title 2009
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Some people claim that the most important seat on a superyacht is the captain's chair on the bridge.
YBW News 2010
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He points out that currently a cash buyer looking to purchase a superyacht could probably secure a 30% discount.
Follow Your Heart? 2010
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(A boat over 30 meters is generally recognized as a superyacht.)
What's Next: Yachts Steve Mollman 2010
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A new Princess superyacht, you might think, has no place in austerity Britain.
Hope spotted on the horizon for Britain's boating industry 2010
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So, if, whilst padding round in your hushpuppies on a tycoon's superyacht off the coast of, say, Montenegro, and a Russian Oligarch slips you a large brown envelope with US$ 500,000 to change the tariffs on, say, gobstopper imports, that is nobody's business but your own.
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(A boat over 30 meters is generally recognized as a superyacht.)
What's Next: Yachts Steve Mollman 2010
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(A boat over 30 meters is generally recognized as a superyacht.)
What's Next: Yachts Steve Mollman 2010
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(A boat over 30 meters is generally recognized as a superyacht.)
What's Next: Yachts Steve Mollman 2010
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So, if, whilst padding round in your hushpuppies on a tycoon's superyacht off the coast of, say, Montenegro, and a Russian Oligarch slips you a large brown envelope with US$ 500,000 to change the tariffs on, say, gobstopper imports, that is nobody's business but your own.
Archive 2008-10-26 2008
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