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Meanings of square-rigged in English
Usage of square-rigged in English
1
I make out a square-rigged vessel of some sort, steering this way.
2
Large square-rigged vessels have sails for the express purpose, called storm-staysails.
3
The Dido was the first square-rigged vessel that had ever entered those waters.
4
The lowest yard on the foremast of a square-rigged vessel.
5
When all the masts are square-rigged, the names are bowmast, foremast, main and mizzen.
6
And many an ardent lover of on a square-rigged ship.
7
We found riding here seven square-rigged and several smaller vessels.
8
Vessels of war were almost all square-rigged, with three masts.
9
At the beginning of this century only eighty square-rigged vessels entered the Port of Quebec.
10
If the aftermost mast is not square-rigged, the order is foremast, main, mizzen and jigger.
11
Every man is a soldier and wears his square-rigged hat, sword, epaulets, and military uniform.
12
How do you know she is square-rigged, my man?
13
The limb is nearly well; but I don't feel able to ship in a square-rigged vessel.
14
Yes, it was a ship, tall and square-rigged.
15
A square-rigged gent had sought them out, and paid for a carriage from Whitechapel to Putney.
16
The ship was a large one, square-rigged, and had three masts, it being of good tonnage.