Schooner (noun)

A sailing vessel with two or more masts, the aft mast being shorter than the forward one.

Origin:

17th century: of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The schooner set sail from the harbor early in the morning.
2. The schooner was a popular type of ship for transporting goods along the coast.
3. The crew of the schooner worked hard to keep the ship afloat during the storm.
4. Schooners were once a common sight on the high seas, but now only a few remain in operation.
5. The schooner was renowned for its speed and elegance, and was often used for racing.