What is another word for gaffrigged sailboats?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈafɹɪɡd sˈe͡ɪlbə͡ʊts] (IPA) 
Gaffrigged sailboats are a type of sailing vessel that utilizes a gaff sail. This sail type is characterized by a four-sided mainsail that is attached to a spar called a gaff, which runs parallel to the mast. Synonyms for gaffrigged sailboats include gaff-rigged boats, gaffers, and gaff topsail schooners. These vessels are typically smaller in size and are popular among recreational sailors and traditional sailing enthusiasts. They are known for their attractive and classic sailing rigs, which provide excellent upwind sailing performance. Although not as common in modern sailing, gaffrigged sailboats offer a unique and enjoyable sailing experience for those who appreciate the beauty of traditional sailing designs.
