What is another word for clincher-built?
Pronunciation: [klˈɪnt͡ʃəbˈɪlt] (IPA) 
Clincher-built refers to an architectural style where wooden planks are overlapped and joined, creating a tightly sealed exterior that's characteristic of traditional wooden boats. Synonyms for clincher-built include double-planked, lapstrake, clinker-built, lap-jointed, and riveted. Each term describes the same building style but with slightly different methods of construction, such as using metal rivets instead of wooden pegs. Clinker-built is frequently used to describe early boats and ships from Northern Europe, while double-planked refers to a more contemporary method of construction. Whatever the term used, this style of construction has been around for centuries and continues to be appreciated for both its beauty and practicality.
