Schooner

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 460
skODn'fer, n. a sharp-built, swift-sailing ve el, generally two-nusted, rigged either with fore-and-aft sails on both masts, or with square top and top-gallant sails on the foremast. [Coined in New England from the Prov. Eng. action (Scot, scon), to make a flat stone skip along the surface of water.] Sciatic, si-at'ik, Sciatical, sl-at'ik-al, adj. pertaiuing to or affecting the hip [Low L. scutticus - Gr. hi on, the lup-joml,]
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