eyot

[ ahy-uh t, eyt ]

/ ˈaɪ ət, eɪt /

ait.

Words nearby eyot

eyewear, eyewink, eyewinker, eyewitness, eyne, eyot, eyra, eyre, eyre peninsula, eyrie, eyrir

The priest had barely time to retreat and conceal himself, as the boat drew down to the eyot.

Gwen Wynn |Mayne Reid
I counted twenty-two "rises" in a minute in a length of twenty yards inside the eyot at Chiswick.

The Naturalist on the Thames |C. J. Cornish
With one accord they sprang overboard and swam for the nearest shore, that of the eyot.

Samba |Herbert Strang
Not far away, nor yet in the main river; but that narrow channel, deep and dark, inside the eyot.

Gwen Wynn |Mayne Reid

One of them had even six, who one day fought a mêlée for her favours on an eyot before the manor windows.

The Fifth Queen |Ford Madox Ford

eyot

/ (aɪt) /

British rare island

variant of ait