What term is used to describe a boats hull that is constructed using overlapping planks?

Clinker has different meaning where I’m from 😂

When I was a child in Australia, a clinker was a big fruit flavoured honeycomb sweet covered in chocolate. About the size and shape of a Brazil nut

May its because my Dad was Norwegian is why I yearn to travel in one of these ships. I have no want to travel in any other boat.

Boat’s hull.

the viking age was successful because of this way of ship building

"It's a clinker!" is what the father said in A Christmas Story. A mass of fused ash that remained after coal was burned in their furnace.