whole-sail
adjective
Designating a wind in which a ship (especially a yacht) can safely carry full sail.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Fenimore Cooper (1789–1851), novelist.
- Port-Royal
- Port-Royalist
- Port Said
- Port Saint Lucie
- Port Salut
- port-sider
- portsman
- Portsmouth
- Port Stanley
- port stopper
- port-street
- Port Sudan
- Port Sunlight
- port tack
- port town
- Portugais
- Portugaise
- Portugal
- Portugal laurel
- Portugal orange
- Portugal quince
- Portuguee
- Portuguese
- Portuguese cut
- Portuguese knot