Pronunciation: /ˈrʌnəˌbaʊt/
noun a small motorboat or sailing boat, typically one for leisure activities
A1 I saw a small runabout boat on the lake.
A2 The runabout car was perfect for driving around the city.
B1 We decided to rent a runabout for our vacation at the beach.
B2 The runabout yacht was sleek and luxurious, perfect for a weekend getaway.
C1 The runabout aircraft was used for transporting executives to important meetings.
C2 The runabout speedboat was custom-built for racing in international competitions.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a runabout boat
A1 I saw a small runabout boat on the lake.
A2 The runabout car was perfect for zipping around the city.
B1 The runabout furniture in the living room made it feel cozy and inviting.
B2 The runabout schedule allowed for flexibility and spontaneity during the trip.
C1 The runabout approach to problem-solving proved to be effective in the fast-paced environment.
C2 The runabout attitude of the team leader inspired creativity and innovation among the group.
formal The wealthy businessman arrived at the marina in his sleek runabout yacht.
informal Let's take the runabout out for a spin on the lake this weekend.
slang I love cruising around in my runabout, it's so much fun!
figurative Her thoughts were like a runaway runabout, darting from one idea to the next.
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