goosewinged
cutter
fishing-smack
spritsail
wing-and-wing
foresail
brigantine
hermaphrodite brig
fore-and-after
blanketing
steerboard
jigger
brig
dinghy
blooper
pounder
carinate
double bubble
barquentine
wishbone
foretack
counterlath
trinket
gun rest
gunnel
sidewheeler
headgear
tail
omer
top
gunwale
gybe
caique
brace
schooner
raff
sternwheeler
raft-up
riding sail
lateen-rig
fore-and-aft rig
afterbody
intercostal
shout
flying jib
rigger
pram
seiner
cant
sternwheel
box off
Bermudian rig
goose-wing
Marconi rig
paddle
martingale
Bermuda rig
dolphin striker
ship-rigged
Bermudan rig
bidarka
headsail
lateen-rigged
rig
afore
sternport
oar
periagua
paddle wheel
tjalk
jib
lateen
sidewheel
square
catboat
boottopping
mistico
gaff rig
lateen sail
sailcraft
gullwing
rother
ketch
tackling
rigging
Yngling
brace about
fore-and-aft-rigged
aplustre
jewel block
sailer
mule

English words for 'Having a goosewing; said of a fore-and-aft rigged vessel with foresail set on one side and mainsail on the other.'

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