Plural of coracle; multiple small, round or oval boats with hide or waterproof coverings.
From coracle + English plural suffix -s. The plural form is used in descriptions of fleets or multiple traditional boats.
In historical Wales, you could see dozens of coracles gathered at fishing spots on rivers—they'd look like a fleet of giant baskets bobbing in the water, and fishermen would work together using nets strung between them!
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