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yawl

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
yawl sailing vessel, usually fore-and-aft rigged, with a large mainmast forward. It carries a mainsail and jibs and a much smaller mizzenmast abaft the rudder post. In the United States yawls are in wide use as yachts. Author not available, YAWL. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
jolly-boat
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology jolly-boat ship's boat. XVIII. of unkn. orig.; cf. app. synon. † jolywat , gellywatte (XV–XVII), and YAWL . Read more
yacht
World Encyclopedia yacht Boat used for sport and recreation, powered by sail or motor. Sailing yachts, which are usually fore and aft rigged, vary from 6m (20ft) to more than 30m (98ft) long and include cutters, schooners, ketches, sloops, and yawls, Those fitted with diesel or petrol engines are usually classified Read more

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