Four-master bark: large four-masted sailboat. Boat that travels with the help of a sail.
Upper main topgallant sail: main topsail of the third or fourth mast.
Mizzen topgallant sail: auxiliary sail of the second mast placed on the stays of the mizzen royal sail.
Main royal sail: sail of the second mast, above the main topgallant sail.
Main topgallant sail: sail of the second mast, above the main topsail.
Main royal staysail: auxiliary sail of the second mast placed on the stays of the main royal sail.
Fore royal: sail of the first mast above the fore topgallant sail.
Fore topgallant sail: sail of the first mast, above the upper fore topsail.
Lower main topgallant sail: sail of the second mast, above the main topsail.
Upper fore topsail: sail of the first mast, above the lower fore topsail.
Lower fore topsail: sail of the first mast, above the foresail.
Flying jib: first triangular sail at the front of the boat.
Outer jib: second triangular sail at the front of the boat.
Inner jib: third triangular sail at the front of the boat.
Middle jib: fourth triangular sail at the front of the boat.
Foresail: lowest sail of the first mast.
Lower main topsail: sail of the second mast above the main sail.
Main sail: lowest sail of the second mast.
Main topmast staysail: sail shaped like an irregular quadrilateral placed at the peak of the second mast.
Upper main topsail: sail of the third mast above the mizzen sail.
Mizzen sail: lowest sail of the third mast.
Mizzen staysail: sail shaped like an irregular quadrilateral placed at the peak of the second mast.
Spanker: lowest sail of the fourth mast.
Lower mizzen topsail: sail of the fourth mast above the spanker.
Mizzen topgallant sail: sail of fourth mast above the lower mizzen topsail.
Mizzen royal: sail of the fourth mast above the mizzen topgallant sail.
Lower main topgallant sail: sail of the fourth mast above the mizzen topsail.
Main royal sail: sail of the fourth mast above the mizzen topgallant sail.

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An amphibious vehicle, is a vehicle or craft, that is a means of transport, viable on land as well as on water, just like an amphibian. This definition applies equally to any land and water transport, small or large, powered or unpowered, ranging from amphibious bicycles, ATVs, cars, buses, trucks, RVs, and military vehicles, all the way to the very largest hovercrafts. Classic landing craft are generally not considered amphibious vehicles, although they are part of amphibious assault. Nor are Ground effect vehicles, such as Ekranoplans.

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