What is another word for lugsail?
Pronunciation: [lˈʌɡse͡ɪl] (IPA) 
A lugsail is a type of sail that is rigged on a lug rig, which is commonly used on small boats and sailing vessels. Synonyms for lugsail include square sail, fore-and-aft sail, and sprit sail. Each of these sails has a unique design and purpose, but they all function similarly to a traditional lugsail. Square sails are typically used on larger vessels and are squared off at the head, whereas fore-and-aft sails are rigged parallel to the keel and are commonly used on smaller boats. Sprit sails are characterized by their curved shape and the use of a sprit to hold the foot of the sail in place.
