-
rigged so is
called a
square-
rigger. In 'Jackspeak' (Royal Navy slang) it also
refers to the
dress uniform of
Junior Ratings.
Single sail
square rigs...
- with
lateen rigged sails and the fore-mast with two
square sails, and by its hull
design which was
narrower and longer. The
square-
rigged caravel was...
- A full-
rigged ship or
fully rigged ship is a
sailing vessel with a sail plan of
three or more masts, all of them
square-
rigged. Such a
vessel is said...
-
rigged (main, mizzen, etc.)
masts Bilander: two masts, main mast
course sail
lateen rigged, all
others square rigged Schooner brig: one
square-
rigged...
-
Barquentine with one
square-
rigged mast and two fore-and-aft
masts behind Full-
rigged ship with
three or more
masts with
square sails on each The following...
- On
large sailing ships a
spritsail is a
square-
rigged sail
carried on a yard
below the bowsprit. One of the
earliest depictions of a
spritsail is carved...
- than a
comparable full-
rigged ship or brig-
rigged vessel, as
fewer of the labour-intensive
square sails were used, and the
rig itself is cheaper.[citation...
- [kɐɾɐˈvɛlɐ]) is a
small sailing ship that may be
rigged with just
lateen sails, or with a
combination of
lateen and
square sails. It was
known for its
agility and...
- the bow. Bermuda-
rigged sloop. The jib is a headsail. See
cutter rig for
other examples of headsails. Gunter-
rigged sloop Gaff-
rigged sloop with a headsail...
- had no
lateen sails, but was
instead square-
rigged on the
foremast and had a gaff-
rigged mainsail with
square rig above it on the mainmast. The mainmast...
