square-rigger ,
square-rigged ship

Even toward the turn of the next century, square-riggers like the Boxer were in demand.

Wicks was no hand with a square-rigger, and he had shown it.

We were the trainees, here to learn to sail a square-rigger.

It's important we keep these skills alive so people remember how 18th-century square-riggers were sailed."

No captain in his right mind would attack a square-rigger twice his size.

Gone is the intricate rigging that gave the square-riggers their impressive look.

The majority of large square-riggers today carry separate upper and lower topsails.

A ship mainly so rigged is called a square-rigger.

Thanks to a brisk wind from the north, the large square-riggers could fly their full complement of canvas.

The square-rigger's crew tells them that the Sea Raven had already gone ahead.

A square-rigger out of the seventeenth century, high forecastle and sterncastle.

We South Beronneners, as you may have noticed, favor large square-riggers.

And that was assuming the square-rigger was able to tack at all, instead of wearing.

Every report about them indicates that even the square-riggers he's been experimenting with are lots more maneuverable.

In 1957 Omega became the last cargo-carrying square-rigger in the world.

Then came almost inaudible creaking as the little boat was raised to the deck of the invisible square-rigger.

Aboard a square-rigger, keel-hauling was practiced from the main yardarm.

Deudermont headed straight for it, and the square-riggers predictably turned to cut off such an escape.

He sailed out before dawn at the helm of a two-hundred-ton Spanish square-rigger.

Two ships, square-riggers both, had sailed out of Mintarn.

Whipping around, she sighted the square-rigger crawling into Tortuga harbor.

This arrangement is the origin of the name 'square-rigger.'

Martyr's varied adult life started when he went to sea at the age of 15 to serve on square-riggers and then steamers.

He ran away to sea at fifteen, served on square-riggers in the wool trade from Australia to England.

Given how far a typical Safeholdian square-rigger had to turn to swing across the wind, that was usually a..