A dinghy is a small, open boat, often propelled solely with oars or a scull. NOwadays, the term often applies to a smaller boat of the above description carried by a larger for, in order to access areas where the larger boat would be at risk (e.g. accessing a sloping beach where you'd dangerously ground a larger vessel, but can row a dinghy right up on the beach).
According to thefreedictionary.com a dinghy is:
1. A small open boat carried as a tender, lifeboat, or pleasure craft on a larger boat.
2. A small rowboat.
3. An inflatable rubber life raft.
What kind of dinghy, be a little more specific. Do you mean the dead-weight or the water displacement. As a guide, a mirror dinghy typically weighs 45kg.
TT is short for "Tender To". so if a yacht named Rosmarie has a dinghy tender, the dinghy could be named "TT Rosmarie" .
'who ist there?' or 'who is this?'
dinghy = dugít (דוּגִית)
They went on a tour just on a dinghy. Dinghy is a boat with sails and place to stand.
Dinghy Young was born in 1915.
Dinghy Young died in 1943.
Down at the Dinghy was created in 1949.
The average dinghy weighs about 14-20 kg.
grotty, murky, bleak, grungy hope you didn't mean dinghy?
the navy SEALs paddled to the coast in a black inflatable dinghy.
That would depend on the size of the dinghy and what it is made out of.