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galleon

[gal-ee-uhn, gal-yuhn] / ˈgæl i ən, ˈgæl yən /




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Because while a pirate flag can be struck at season’s end and hoisted anew the next, a wrecked galleon is forever a wrecked galleon.

From Los Angeles Times

The Nazarene statue is believed to have been brought from Mexico to Manila on a galleon in 1606 by Spanish missionaries.

From Seattle Times

The galleon trade brought spices, porcelain, and other goods from China to Mexico in exchange for precious metals from the Americas.

From New York Times

“The ideas just cascade down about the romance of Spanish galleons and pirate ships,” Mr. Meide said.

From New York Times

Thanks to its location and prevailing winds, the Azores have attracted sailors since the age of Spanish galleons, Portuguese caravels and the voyages of discovery.

From Washington Post