Associations to the word «Galleon»
Noun
- Manila
- Galley
- Armada
- Centurion
- Treasure
- Anson
- Spaniard
- Gupta
- Insider
- Sail
- Shipwreck
- Drake
- Azores
- Trade
- Filipinos
- Viceroy
- Philippines
- Sickle
- Corsair
- Fairfield
- Veracruz
- Frigate
- Wreck
- Hind
- Cavendish
- Flagship
- Spice
- Warship
- Privateer
- Pirate
- Loot
- Junk
- Silk
- Buccaneer
- Hermione
- Shipyard
- Mast
- Havana
- Peso
- Goa
- Fleet
- Spanish
- Entrepreneurship
- Juan
- Nineteenth
- Cargo
- Hedge
- Malacca
- Rosario
- Margarita
- Santo
- Sunk
- Sloop
- Hulk
- Voyage
- Philippine
- Commodore
- Ship
- Porcelain
- Trinidad
- Spain
- Miguel
- Merchandise
- Rigging
- Intercept
- Ton
- Piracy
- Wreckage
- Mexico
- Guadalupe
- Indies
- Vessel
- Gama
- Navigator
- Cannon
Adjective
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Wiktionary
GALLEON, noun. (nautical) A large, three masted, square rigged sailing ship with at least two decks.
Dictionary definition
GALLEON, noun. A large square-rigged sailing ship with three or more masts; used by the Spanish for commerce and war from the 15th to 18th centuries.
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