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Filter by Meaning The captain leaned against the mizzen and looked out at the sea.
The mizzen sail on the sailboat was raised to help steer the vessel.
The sailor expertly handled the mizzen gaff sail to catch more wind and increase speed.
The gaff-rigged sailboat's mizzen gaff sail was replaced before the next voyage.
The mizzen sail on the sailboat was furled and secured before the storm hit.
The sailboat's mizzen sail was furled and tied down before docking.
The mizzen staysail helped to balance the sailboat and increase its speed.
The sailor adjusted the mizzen halyard to raise the sail to the appropriate height.
The skipper carefully navigated the sailboat through the narrow channel, using the mizzen sail to help steer the boat.
The mizzen boom on the sailboat swung back and forth as the boat tacked through the wind.
The mizzen boom swung back and forth in the wind on the sailboat.
The crew worked together to raise the mizzen topsail before embarking on their journey.
The mizzen staysail was reefed to reduce the amount of sail area exposed to the wind.
The mizzen trysail was employed to maintain the boat's course in a crosswind.
The mizzen gaff sail was lowered and furled to prepare for a storm.
The crew meticulously tended to the mizzen topsail, adjusting the halyard tension and sheet angle for optimal sail trim.
The mizzen staysail was raised to help navigate through the narrow channel.
The mizzen boom swung back and forth with the waves.
The experienced fisherman knew how to use the mizzen to maintain a steady course, even in the roughest seas.
The mizzen trysail was deployed to reduce the vessel's heel angle during a heavy gust.
The mizzen staysail was strategically hoisted to counteract the force of the wind on the mainsail.
The mizzen sail was hoisted to catch the wind.
The captain ordered the crew to lower the mizzen topgallant sail.
The mizzen boom was used to stabilize the vessel during heavy weather.
The mizzen shrouds were tightened before setting sail.
The mizzen gaff sail was carefully furled and tied down in anticipation of a gale.
The fishing vessel had a large mizzen to help with stability.
The mizzen boom was secured with a preventer line to prevent accidental jibing.
The mizzen rigging was adjusted to optimize the boat's performance.
The mizzen royal sail fluttered in the breeze as the fishing vessel glided across the sea.
The mizzen sail was torn by the strong gust of wind.
The helmsman turned the boat by adjusting the mizzen sail.
The crew hoisted the mizzen to catch the wind.
The boat's speed was determined by the size of the mizzen sail.
The mizzen staysail helped to balance the sailboat in high winds.
The helmsman trimmed the mizzen to keep the boat balanced.
The mizzen boom swung wildly in the stormy weather.
The skipper tightened the mizzen sheet to catch the wind on the yawl.
The mizzen sail is smaller than the main sail on a ketch.
The sailor climbed up the mizzen mast to repair the rigging.
The mizzen mast broke during the storm and the crew had to improvise.
The mizzen sail was lowered to reduce the speed of the boat.
The mizzen sail was removed for repairs during the off-season.
The sailors hoisted the mizzen to slow the boat's speed.
The sailor climbed up the mizzen rigging to fix a broken rope.
The mizzen boom swung violently in the storm, endangering the crew.
The skipper decided to reef the mizzen sail in anticipation of the rough sea.
The yacht had a small mizzen sail which helped with steering.
The captain adjusted the mizzen sheet to steer the yacht.
The mizzen mast was painted blue to distinguish it from the other two masts.
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