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barkentine
noun bar·ken·tine \ˈbär-kən-ˌtēn\
Definition of BARKENTINE
: a sailing ship of three or more masts with the foremast square-rigged and the others fore-and-aft rigged
Variants of BARKENTINE
bar·ken·tine or bar·quen·tine \ˈbär-kən-ˌtēn\
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Origin of BARKENTINE
5bark + -entine, alteration of -antine (as in brigantine)
First Known Use: 1693
Rhymes with BARKENTINE
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