Pronunciation

/ˈbeɪlər/ 🔊

Part of Speech

Noun

Definition

A bailer (or bailor) is a device used to remove water or other liquids from a boat, typically by manually scooping or pumping it out.

Examples

1. “The sailor used a bailer to remove water from the bottom of the boat.”

2. “In case of flooding, it’s essential to have a bailer on board to prevent the boat from sinking.”

Additional Information

Bailers are essential safety equipment for boaters, especially in small watercraft or during emergencies.