sloop-rigged

[ sloop-rigd ]

/ ˈslupˌrɪgd /

(of a sailboat) fore-and-aft rigged with a mainsail and a jib.

Origin of sloop-rigged

First recorded in 1760–70

sloke, slommock, sloop, sloop of war, sloop rig, sloop-rigged, sloot, slop, slop around, slop basin, slop bucket

It was in respect to the jigger that the craft differed from a sloop-rigged yacht or boat.

Fishing With The Fly |Charles F. Orvis and Others
She was sloop-rigged, but seemed to be a vessel of some size.

Hurricane Hurry |W.H.G. Kingston
She is sloop-rigged, with a very short gaff, and a fore-triangle, about the same as 'Faugh-a-Ballagh.'

Yachting Vol. 1 |Various.
Our boat was sloop-rigged, and carried three officers, a passenger, and ten men.

Journal of an African Cruiser |Horatio Bridge

Like their own craft, the other boat carried a single mast and was sloop-rigged.

The Ocean Wireless Boys And The Naval Code |John Henry Goldfrap, AKA Captain Wilbur Lawton

sloop-rigged

nautical rigged as a sloop, typically with a jib and a mainsail