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What do boats generally sail on?
Water like the sea or lakes, but the sails sail on the wind and air. Hope this is the answer you were looking for!
Should you sail with high or low pressure?
You should generally sail with high pressure, as low pressure often brings storms.
What is a ships jib sail?
The jib sail is the triangular staysail in front of the foremast. Sometimes a spinnaker replaces the jib. They are both generally referred to as "headsails".
What vessel must all vessel giveway to?
Generally, vessels under sail power have the right of way.
How long does it take to sail 750 miles?
It generally takes about three days to sail 750 miles. Of course, there are many factors that can cause a variance in that time frame; such as the weather and the conditions of the water.
What is the name of the piece of canvas fixed to make a ship or boat move?
sail
What can you sail on?
There are sail planes, sail boats, sail cars, and with a spaceship you could sail to the stars.
What period and era did Columbus sail for America?
Columbus sailed in 1492, generally taken as the late Middle Ages or early Renaissance. Actually, he didn't sail 'for America' since he had no idea that it was there - he was looking for a route to China and the East Indies.
What word rhyme with stale not a piece of canvas fixed to make a ship or a boat?
sail
How do you make sentences by using the word sail?
Sail me that Frisbee, would you? Do you sail? You sail!
What is a sail on a ship?
Topgallant sail, also known as the gallant sail or garrant sail
What is a three sided sail?
A three sided sail is known as a Lateen sail or also a triangular sail. With a four sided sail one is only able to sail against the wind, but with a Lateen sail it is possible to sail more directly into the wind.
