brig

brig


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Word: brig
Phonetic: /bɹɪɡ/
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A two-masted vessel, square-rigged on both foremast and mainmast
A jail or guardhouse, especially in a naval military prison or jail on a ship, navy base, or (in fiction) spacecraft.


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Clink
Cooler at sea
Cooler away from shore
Cooler by the shore?
Floating can
Floating cooler?
Floating hoosegow
Floating jail
Floating jail?
Floating slammer
Guardhouse
It has bars for tars
Jail for a sailor
Jail on the high seas
Kind of gen.
Lockup
Main confinement?
Military cooler
Military jail
Military lockup
Military pen
Nancy
Naval clink
Naval cooler
Naval hoosegow
Naval jail
Naval lockup
Naval prison
Navy cell
Navy jail
Navy slammer
Ocean stir
On-board prison
Pen for tars
Pen on a ship
Pen used at sea
Pirates prison
Place for a foiled mutineer
Place to hold mutineers
Pokey in the navy
Prison on a ship
Prison
Private jail?
Punishment for a sailor
Sail jail
Sailors cooler
Sailors jail
Sailors prison
Sailors stir
Sailors jail
Salt box?
Salt container?
Salt holder?
Sea cell
Seafarers prison
Seagoing slammer
Ship lockup
Ship part
Ship slammer
Ships clink
Ships cooler
Ships jail
Ships lock-up
Ships lockup
Ships prison
Ships slammer
Shipboard cooler
Shipboard jail
Shipboard prison
Shipboard slammer
Slammer asea
Slammer at sea
Square-rigged ship
Square-rigged two-master
Square-rigger
Station for jailers of sailors
Stir on the water?
Tar container?
Tar holder
Tars cell
Two-masted sailing ship
Two-masted ship
Type of general (abbr.)
Water cooler?
Windjammer slammer
Ship's jail.
Square-rigged sailing vessel.
No place for shore-leave
Kind of ship the Bounty was.
Two-masted vessel, square-rigged.
Navy guardhouse.
Ship
Two-masted vessel
Two-masted ship with square sails.
Two-master
The Bounty, for one.
Sailing ship
Square-rigged vessel.
The guardhouse.
Jail of a kind.
Sailing vessel
Tar jail
Seagoing stockade
Jail, at sea
Jail
Sailor's jail
Ship's jug
Jail afloat
Place of confinement
Hoosegow
Nautical prison
Bars for tars
Marine prison
Ship's lockup
Ship's prison
Gob's jail
Tar's cell
Ship's slammer
Nancy, in a Sir William Gilbert song
Sailor's stir
Punishment for a sailor, maybe
Clink, at sea
Jolly Roger in Peter Pan, e.g.
Jolly Roger, in Peter Pan
Water cooler
Clink on the drink
Prison at sea
Two-masted, square-rigger
Two-masted square-rigged vessel
Two-masted square-rigged sailing ship
Ship's senior officer?
King captured by large ship
British soldier returning in ship
US prison ship
Bad salt container?
End of the spinnaker in large sailing ship
Key equipment in a sailing vessel
Titanic accepting disaster finally, as ship
End of spinnaker in large sailing ship
Sailor's last in large ship
Naval guardhouse
Run aboard huge vessel
Shipboard lockup
Professional working to conserve plastic figures in preliminary discussion
King in possession of large vessel
Arrangement of sails on British ship
Military prison
Ship prison
Jail, to Pulver
Naval cell
Jail on a ship
Army rank above colonel
Ships stir
King thrown into substantial naval prison
Army officer contracted for ship
Much of the UK upset about state floating prison




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