square sail (Meaning)

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square sail (n)

a four-sided sail set beneath a horizontal yard suspended at the middle from a mast

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The tall ship majestically traversed the azure waters, its square sails billowing in the gentle breeze.
The square sails of the Spanish galleon contrasted sharply against the vibrant blue of the Iberian Sea.
As the storm approached, the sailors hastily lowered the square sails to minimize wind resistance.
The Phoenician traders relied heavily on square sails to navigate the unpredictable Mediterranean Sea.
The square sails of the Viking longships were perfect for capturing the power of the wind while raiding coastal settlements.
The British Royal Navy's ships of the line utilized square sails to achieve superior speed and maneuverability in battle.
The square sails of the clipper ships allowed them to quickly transport cargo and passengers across vast oceans.
The famous Cutty Sark tea clipper proudly displayed its intricate square sails, a testament to Victorian shipbuilding.
The square sails of the Japanese junk boat offered stability and versatility during coastal voyages and fishing expeditions.
In the modern era, square sails have been replaced by more efficient sail designs, but they remain a nostalgic symbol of maritime history.

a four-sided sail set beneath a horizontal yard suspended at the middle from a mast

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The tall ship majestically traversed the azure waters, its square sails billowing in the gentle breeze.

The square sails of the Spanish galleon contrasted sharply against the vibrant blue of the Iberian Sea.

As the storm approached, the sailors hastily lowered the square sails to minimize wind resistance.

The Phoenician traders relied heavily on square sails to navigate the unpredictable Mediterranean Sea.