clipper-built

[ klip-er-bilt ]

/ ˈklɪp ərˌbɪlt /

(of a hull) having fast lines, with a high ratio of length to beam and a fine entrance.

Origin of clipper-built

First recorded in 1825–35

The modern cod-smack is clipper-built, with large wells for carrying the fish alive, its cost being about £1500.

The Ocean World: |Louis Figuier
She was a clipper-built schooner, carrying fourteen guns, and a crew of one hundred and twenty men.

The Naval History of the United States |Willis J. Abbot.
The "Bella" was a full-rigged ship of nearly 500 tons burden, clipper-built, and almost new.

Celebrated Claimants from Perkin Warbeck to Arthur Orton |Anonymous
The schooner was one of the clipper-built craft, for which Baltimore ship-builders were famous the world over.

The Naval History of the United States |Willis J. Abbot.

"Looks mighty fine in them clipper-built city clothes, Red does," he reflected.

Red Pepper Burns |Grace S. Richmond