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spinnaker
This term is highly specialized nautical jargon, used almost exclusively by sailors and yachting enthusiasts. It describes a specific type of asymmetric or symmetric sail designed for downwind performance, characterized by its immense volume and curved shape which allows it to trap wind more effectively than a standard jib or mainsail.
In a sailing context, the word is often associated with high-intensity maneuvers, such as "setting" or "dousing" the sail, reflecting the physical effort and coordination required to manage such a large piece of equipment.
Meanings
Examples
Hoist the spinnaker now while we have the wind behind us.
The yacht surged forward as the colorful spinnaker filled with air.
I need to make sure the spinnaker is properly trimmed for this leg of the race.
Watch out for the spinnaker pole during the gybe.
The crew struggled to douse the spinnaker as the wind suddenly shifted.
That red spinnaker looks like a giant balloon floating over the deck.
If we don't drop the spinnaker soon, we might capsize in this gust.
He wondered if a larger spinnaker would give them the edge in the regatta.
The spinnaker collapsed suddenly, leaving the boat momentarily adrift.
The spinnaker collapsed suddenly, leaving the boat momentarily adrift.