What is another word for carvel-built?
Pronunciation: [kˈɑːvə͡lbˈɪlt] (IPA) 
Carvel-built refers to a style of boat or ship construction that involves attaching planks to the hull using a technique that results in a smooth exterior finish. Some synonyms for carvel-built include "plank-built," "clinker-built," and "lapstrake." The term plank-built emphasizes the technique of attaching planks to the hull, while clinker-built and lapstrake emphasize the overlapping of planks to achieve a smooth exterior. Other synonyms for carvel-built include "smooth-skinned" and "flush-planked." Each term emphasizes the smooth finish achieved by the carvel construction technique, which is prized for its ability to reduce friction with the water and increase speed and maneuverability.
