lugsail

/ˈlʌɡseɪl/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of sail, typically a fore-and-aft sail, that is set on a mast or boom, especially one used on small sailing boats or yachts.

“The lugsail of the old sailing vessel was beautifully maintained and allowed it to move smoothly through the water.”

Synonyms

  • fore-and-aft sail
  • mainsail

Antonyms

  • keelhaul
  • sailless