windjam
/ˈwɪndʒæm/Definitions
1. noun
A sailing ship of a traditional type, especially a square-rigged vessel with a long mainsail on a fore-and-aft mast.
“The tourists were amazed by the historic windjam on display at the maritime museum.”
2. verb
To sail or maneuver (a sailing ship) in the same way as a windjam.
“The crew was expert at windjamming the old vessel through the choppy waters.”