Sailing Basics
The force that makes a sailboat move
What is wind?
The sail flaps because there isn’t enough wind
What is luffing?
Tall pole that holds the main sail
What is the mast?
When you are facing the wind
What is irons?
Riley’s favourite sport brought the movies.
What is hockey?
You should always wear this sailing
What is a lifejacket?
A way to find the wind
What are wind indicators/flags/etc?
It helps maintain balance in the boat.
What is the centreboard/daggerboard?
When the wind is directly behind you
What is a run?
This emotion joins Headquarters in Inside Out 2 and often imagines worst-case scenarios
What is Anxiety?
It is used to steer the boat
What is a tiller/tiller extension?
The sails of fast boats look like this
What is correct trim/filled with wind?
The rope that is usually tied to the front of the boat to tie it onto the dock
What is the painter?
When the end of your boom is half way out
What is a beam reach?
This emotion blushes, hides behind a hoodie, and is much larger than the others.
What is Embarrassment?
The front of the boat
What is the bow?
This is used to slow down
What is going into irons?
The bottom part of the sail
What is the foot?
The ideal point of sail when going upwind
What is close hauled?
This emotion usually takes control of Riley’s emotions.
What is Joy?
The ropes on the sailboat
What are lines?
The correct manoeuvre to do if your sail is luffing
What is bearing off or sheeting in?
Where you sit when you are skipper
What is the gunwale
If you’re on a close reach and you tack onto what point of sail
Close reach
This emotion thinks Riley should always look cool and avoid embarrassment
Who is Ennui?