Definition: "Oldsail" refers to a type of sail made from wood that has been seasoned for several years and then dyed, giving it a distinctive black color. It is typically used in ancient ships or ships built by sailors who had time to learn how to properly care for their wood sails. The word "oldsail" comes from the Latin word "olus," which means "old" or "ancient."
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