Windjammer (noun)

A large sailing ship equipped with several masts, used in the past for commercial transportation of goods.

Origin:

Derived from the old english word 'wind' meaning 'air' and 'jammer' meaning 'to interfere with or block'. it originated in the 19th century.

Examples:

1. The windjammer sailed the seas, carrying cargo from port to port.
2. The windjammer was a beautiful and majestic ship, with its white sails billowing in the wind.
3. The windjammer was the primary means of transportation for goods in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
4. The windjammer was often at the mercy of the elements, relying on the wind for power and subject to storms and rough seas.
5. The windjammer was eventually replaced by steamships and cargo ships powered by diesel engines.