ketch

It was last used by the ketch Democrat in 1942.

She turned away from him and looked out over the ocean again, watching the big ketch come about.

We use the ketch an' I bring along my old woman here."

The old white ketch floated quite near, perhaps only a hundred feet off.

He already had a house, land, a schooner and a ketch.

Ketch is thought to have taken office in 1663.

That night the two are visited by Ketch and begins a battle with a show of power.

They swept across the ketch, rocked it and passed on.

The ketch came about and the crew stared at the craft.

Later she was converted from her original configuration to a ketch.

Once we are settled we'll take the ketch and spend a little time getting acquainted.

He had proved himself a willing, if sometimes clumsy, hand on the ketch.

What on earth were bomb ketches doing here, along the Italian coast?

The ketch was under a thousand meters from the raft.

The ketch had been found adrift with no one aboard.

In the light swell of the harbor the small ketch rocked.

They walked to the water's edge where Cameron hailed the ketch.

They found nothing, no piece of wreckage which might possibly identify the ketch.

"But you are his senior officer; the two ketches form a squadron."

On a ketch, the house flag would be moved to the mizzen.

The execution was said to have been conducted quite poorly by Ketch.

They had three boats with which to work: the ketch and two sloops.

Then a couple of the boys can bring us to Nassau in the ketch."

No damage to the ketch; I don't think they had any casualties.