Ketch (noun)

A ketch is a type of sailboat that is characterized by two masts, with the aft mast being shorter than the main mast, and a mizzen sail mounted on the aft mast.

Origin:

The word ketch is of uncertain origin, but it likely has its roots in dutch or low german word "kotsche" or "kajutsche" which means a small ship or boat.

Examples:

1. The ketch sailed smoothly on the sea.
2. The ketch was a popular choice for sailors in the 19th century.
3. Ketch is a type of sailboat characterized by two masts, with the aft mast being shorter than the main mast, and a mizzen sail mounted on the aft mast.
4. Ketch sailboats are often used for cruising and racing.
5. Ketch sailboats are considered more stable than other sailboats and can sail well in different winds.