Associations to the word «Barque»
Noun
- Rig
- Pointe
- Mast
- Schooner
- Brig
- Whaling
- Fore
- Aux
- Rigging
- Clipper
- Sail
- Ton
- Whaler
- Steamer
- Funnel
- Reef
- Galley
- Sloop
- Fremantle
- Huron
- Une
- Underworld
- Vessel
- Cargo
- Wreck
- Ra
- Voyage
- Quay
- Lighthouse
- Osiris
- Dante
- Ballast
- Yarmouth
- Hamburg
- Batavia
- Ship
- Refit
- Pounder
- Bark
- Gale
- Anchor
- Endeavour
- Shrine
- Barge
- Marque
- Pharaoh
- Harbour
- Procession
- Greatness
- Sunk
- Liverpool
- Emigrant
- Skipper
- Gliding
- Frigate
- Shipyard
- Glasgow
- Crew
- Hms
- Ballard
- Hull
- Mandarin
- Tow
- Parma
- Seaman
- Isis
- Screw
- Excellency
- Steamship
- Tug
- Neutrality
- Propulsion
- Sunderland
- Canoe
- Salvage
Adjective
Wiktionary
BARQUE, noun. A sailing vessel of three or more masts, with all masts but the sternmost square-rigged, the sternmost being fore-and-aft-rigged
BARQUE, noun. (archaic) any small sailing vessel
BARQUE, noun. (poetic) a sailing vessel or boat of any kind
Dictionary definition
BARQUE, noun. A sailing ship with 3 (or more) masts.
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