The phrase "a speed boat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of boat designed for high-speed travel on water.
Example: "We rented a speed boat for the day to explore the coastline."
Alternatives: "a powerboat" or "a fast boat".
Steering wheel, mounted on a speed boat, had cracks emanating from one of the fastener holes until final fracture occurred.
LORD MOUNTBATTEN BUYS A SPEED BOAT; His Agent Here Orders Gar Wood Mile-a-Minute Craft at Motor Boat Show.
The mayor came by in a large cabin cruiser, smiling grimly, and a speed boat raced by, towing a water skiier.
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Meanwhile, current Bond Pierce Brosnan reportedly had 'a lot of fun' whizzing up and down the Thames on a speed boat.
Serafin tells about his American friend George who owned a speed boat, and Dick his friend who used to ride a surf board behind the speedboat.
In a video of the demonstration, the device is shown targeting a mounted missile on a speeding boat, and then first dazzling, then destroying, an unmanned aerial drone in mid-flight.
But he admits Di Canio's 21 months in charge at Swindon were "intense" and sometimes felt like a speeding boat, which was difficult to control.
(For instance, a person sitting on a speeding boat is ordinarily said to be at rest, since 'he feels no action in himself'.) This distinction is important in some passages, but arguably not in those that we discuss.
Conservation officials in Florida are investigating a shocking video that shows a speeding boat dragging a shark as a group of people onboard laugh.
