self-tacking jib boom
self-tacking jib boom noun: a rigid spar attached to the bottom of a headsail that allows the sail to swing automatically from one side of the boat to the other when changing directions.
Noun
self-tacking jib boom (plural self-tacking jib booms)
- A rigid spar attached to the bottom of a headsail that allows the sail to swing automatically from one side of the boat to the other when changing directions.
- Synonyms:
- club, Hoyt boom, tacking boom
Synonyms of self-tacking jib boom
Forms of self-tacking jib boom
| plural | self-tacking jib booms |
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Questions about self-tacking jib boom
- What does self-tacking jib boom mean?
- Self-tacking jib boom means a rigid spar attached to the bottom of a headsail that allows the sail to swing automatically from one side of the boat to the other when changing directions.
- What part of speech is self-tacking jib boom?
- Self-tacking jib boom is a noun.
- What is the plural of self-tacking jib boom?
- The plural of self-tacking jib boom is self-tacking jib booms.
Words near self-tacking jib boom in the dictionary
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