What is another word for clinker-built?
Pronunciation: [klˈɪŋkəbˈɪlt] (IPA) 
Clinker-built is a term used to describe the method of boat-building where overlapping planks are fixed together with iron rivets. Synonyms for clinker-built include lapstrake, clinch-built, and hull planking. Lapstrake is a term used primarily in North America and refers to the method of building boats by overlapping planks to provide a secure and watertight seal. Clinch-built is similar to clinker-built but specifically refers to the iron fastenings used in the construction process. Hull planking describes the construction technique where the planks used to build the hull of a boat are fitted together to form a sturdy and durable structure.
