Ships
Windjammers and ships are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Windjammers" instead a noun "Ships".
Windjammers
Ships and windjammers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ships" instead a noun "Windjammers".
Both words in one sentence
- Many windjammers have survived even today, either as museum ships or as school ships.
Source: Schizo Tech / Real Life -
Windjammers were large cargo carrying sailing ships, usually rigged as four-masted barques, used on ultra-long voyages in the late-19th century and early 20th century.
Source: Wooden Ships and Iron Men -
Iron men and iron ships: 'Clippers', and later 'windjammers'.
Source: Wooden Ships and Iron Men
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