Definitions

1. noun

A type of sailing ship with two masts, the mainmast being square-rigged and the foremast being fore-and-aft rigged.

“The historic brigantine was discovered in the depths of the ocean after centuries of being lost.”

2. noun

A type of sailing rig or the vessel equipped with this rig.

“The brigantine design was popular in the 18th century for its maneuverability.”

3. verb

To fit out or equip with a brigantine, especially for naval or military service.

“The ship was brigantined with extra supplies and crew before embarking on the long journey.”