What is another word for gaff rigged sailboats?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈaf ɹˈɪɡd sˈe͡ɪlbə͡ʊts] (IPA) 
Gaff rigged sailboats, also known as gaffers, feature a distinctive triangular sail held up by a spar known as a gaff. These classic vessels are often associated with traditional or vintage sailing, and there are a variety of synonyms used to describe them. Some other terms used to refer to gaff rigged sailboats include cutter rigged, lug rigged, or schooners. Each of these terms describes a particular type of sail arrangement, but all feature the characteristic gaff spar. Whether you call them gaffers, cutters, or luggers, these classic vessels are beloved by sailors and boating enthusiasts around the world for their timeless beauty and classic lines.
