Schooner

skōōn′ėr, n. a sharp-built, swift-sailing ve el, generally two-masted, rigged either with fore-and-aft sails on both masts, or with square top and topgallant sails on the foremast: an old form of covered emigrant-wagon: a large drinking-gla .— n. Schoon′er-smack , a sharp-bowed schooner. [Coined in New England from the prov. Eng. scoon (Scot. scon ), to make a flat stone skip along the surface of water; A.S. scúnian .]