barquentines
/ˈbɑːrkənˌtiːnz/
noun
- Plural of barquentine; sailing ships with three or more masts where the front mast has square sails and the others have fore-and-aft sails.
- Barquentines were popular in the 19th century for long trade voyages.
- The fleet included two barquentines and one full-rigged ship.
- Several barquentines were docked at the festival, each with its own colorful flags.