Brigantine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRIGANTINE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a two-masted ship
• a two-masted sailing ship with a square-rigged foremast and a mainmast rigged fore and aft.
• A practical vessel.
• A two-masted, square-rigged vessel, differing from a brig in that she does not carry a square mainsail.
• See Brigandine.
• two-masted sailing vessel square-rigged on the foremast and fore-and-aft rigged on the mainmast
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a 2-masted sailing ship that is square-rigged except for a fore-and-aft mainsail

Words related to BRIGANTINE

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Words that contain BRIGANTINE

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How to use BRIGANTINE in a sentence

• Robert hurriedly gathered up his effects, which were taken to a brigantine ready to sail for Virginia.
• At Rouen all was quiet, and Captain Ephraim Savage before evening had brought both them and such property as they had saved aboard of his brigantine, the Golden Rod.
• On the coast of Cuba, they took a brigantine, with wine and stores.
• They would not wait, but resolved to put to sea in the Breton and the brigantine.
• On the 12th of December we spoke with a Portuguese brigantine from Rio de Janeiro, who informed us that we were sixty-four leagues from Cape St.
• This boat, a brigantine, was well named, for she was quick and sly and yet could fight on occasion.
• Here they looked in vain for the brigantine and the rich and populous country promised them.
• This partnership lasted until May 28th, 1722, when they took a prize, a brigantine from Boston, which Low went into with a crew of forty-four men.
• A brigantine which had been employed in bringing up fresh troops, surrendered almost at the same time.
• There they found a brigantine of about 200 tons burden, which had been purchased for the expedition, and in that brigantine these men embarked, and sailed for Ireland.
• In this river they seized a sloop, which informed them that she had sailed in company with a brigantine loaded with provisions.
• Not long after, they captured a brigantine, the mate of which joined their association.
• Intoxication rendered them unruly, and the brigantine at last embraced the cover of night to abandon the commodore.
• He had the command of the Marygold brigantine given him, in which he made two successful voyages to Guinea and back to Barbadoes.
• When all this was arranged, and the crews embarked along with their commanders, each brigantine hoisted a royal standard, and every one a distinguishing flag.
• The Mexican fleet now sallied out upon them, and our brigantine rowed away towards the place where the six others were concealed, closely followed up by the enemy.
• The ship was a brigantine, trading along the Mexican coast.
• Without a rudder and buffeted by the storm, the brigantine sank not far from the coast of the island, named La Fuerte, which lies half way between Uraba and Carthagena.
• He therefore promptly turned about and sailed to meet the commander of another brigantine which had likewise got out of its course during the night.
• Nicuesa was therefore obliged to regain the brigantine, and there remained with him only seventeen of his sixty companions.
• Glossy hammock-cloths concealed the persons of those who were on the deck, while the close bulwarks gave the brigantine the air of a vessel equipped for war.
• If the exterior of the brigantine was so graceful in form and so singular in arrangement, the interior was still more worthy of observation.
• Of this the young sailor was the more conscious, through the effect that was produced on himself, by the grave exterior and attentive manner of all the mariners of the brigantine.
• As in the image, one hand held a book with its page turned towards the spectators, while a finger of the other pointed ahead, as if giving to the brigantine its course.
• The opening of the Cove was favorably situated, and he caught a glimpse of the spars of the brigantine, rocking violently in the squall.
• The brigantine had indeed showed a light, as if in mockery of the attempt of the royal cruiser.
• The master steered directly for the becalmed and motionless brigantine.
• Throughout the whole of the preparations in and about the Coquette, since the moment when the breeze failed, nothing had been seen of the crew of the brigantine.
• There no longer remained a doubt that the brigantine was still within the bay.
• If you refuse to listen to the lady of the brigantine, at least lend an ear to your own laws.
• His lips had neatly parted with intent to order the cables cut, but he remembered the speed of the brigantine, and hesitated.
• For the first hour, the dark hull of the brigantine was seen supporting the moving cloud of canvas.
• The 27th of April we saw a small brigantine under the shore plying to the southward.

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