full sail
All sails deployed
Full sail describes a ship or boat with all its sails extended and catching the wind, achieving maximum speed and power.
The phrase extends figuratively to mean proceeding with full force, energy, or commitment: The campaign launched full sail into the final weeks before the election.
As an adverb, it modifies verbs of motion: The fleet advanced full sail toward the harbor.
mainsail
Principal vessel canvas
jib · halyard · boom · yacht · schooner · clipper · galleon · ketch · barque · seafaring
breakneck
Recklessly high speed
barreling · careening · hurtling · streaking · tearing · flying · bounding · sprinting · rushing · blazing
full sailclose-hauled
Sailing near wind's eye
beating · in irons · close to the wind · windward · on the wind
full saildead in the water
Unable to proceed further
becalmed · adrift · at anchor · crawling · standing still
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