barque

Converse of object

• mast: Alice A Leigh was a 4 masted steel bark.
• build: They launched their first ship, the iron built bark Sepia, the same year.
• command: He commanded the sailing bark Althea before being given the command of a steamship.

Adjective modifier

• four-masted: Rodger built about 120 ships including the famous Anglo-American Oil Company's four-masted bark Arrow in 1902, later renamed Parma.
• three-masted: The three-masted steel bark ' Killoran ' ( 1900 ) tied up off Charlton.
• solar: In the middle of the ceiling is the solar bark traversing the sky.
• German: In 1947, the academy received as a war reparation the German bark Horst Wessel, a magnificent 295 foot " tall ship " .
• Norwegian: The Norwegian bark Patria in the process of being destroyed on the Chesil in October 1903.
• wooden: It was originally a three masted wooden bark launched 21 April 1863.

Modifies a noun

• rig: In 1883 she was sold to Charles Barrie, renamed Dacca and reduced to a bark rig.

Noun used with modifier

• sailing: The Largo Bay was 68m long, beam 11m, an iron sailing bark carrying general cargo, bound London to Aukland.
• iron: The Largo Bay was 68m long, beam 11m, an iron sailing bark carrying general cargo, bound London to Aukland.
• steel: Alice A Leigh was a 4 masted steel bark.
• ton: On the 13th January 1879, the 500 ton sailing bark " Luigi Olivari " was wrecked in a storm at Coulderton.
• whaling: Whaling took on a new lease of life in the mid-19th century, with the typical whaling bark being fitted with an auxiliary engine.
• mast: Your experience will take place on either the J.R. Tolkien, a 2 mast topsail schooner or the Artemis, a 3 mast bark.