hydroplane

• So the stranger driving the hydroplane was not alone. —  The Drowned World
• The distance separating the answering signals was wide enough to indicate that there was more than one group, and that the hydroplane was merely a scout vehicle. —  The Drowned World
• The hydroplane was circling noisily by an inlet on the far side of the lagoon, the driver plunging it backwards and forward like a horseman reining his steed. —  The Drowned World
• The hydroplane, now free of its entourage, was crossing the central lagoon on its return, leaping lightly through the water on a beautiful wake of foam. —  The Drowned World
• Evidently he lived in this vicinity, for he told me that he had just bought a hydroplane, and was going to try it out in the morning. —  The Great Gatsby / by F. Scott Fitzgerald

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