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Definitions from the WebTerm: CarackDescription:A carack refers to a type of large, square-rigged sailing ship that was commonly used during the 15th and 16th centuries. It was typically three or four-masted and had a high rounded stern. Caracks were primarily used for trade and exploration. Senses:Sense 1: Noun - Historical Sailing ShipA carack is a historical sailing ship with a distinctive square rigging and rounded stern. Example Sentence: The carack sailed across the vast ocean, carrying valuable goods from distant lands. Sense 2: Noun - Large Cargo ShipIn modern usage, a carack may refer to a large cargo ship used for transporting goods on rivers or lakes. Example Sentence: The carack transported tons of merchandise from the port to various cities along the river. Sense 3: Verb - Maneuver Like a CarackThe term 'carack' can also be used as a verb to describe the act of maneuvering or sailing like a carack ship. Example Sentence: The small boat skillfully caracked through the waves, mimicking the graceful movements of a larger ship. Related Products:Carack Model ShipBooks on Carack Explorations | ||||
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