Diagonal Spars are a type of sailboat rigging. They are used to support the masts and sails of a sailboat, and are typically made from wood or metal. The term 'diagonal spars' refers to the fact that they are placed diagonally across the boat, rather than running parallel to the length of the boat. They provide stability and strength to the boat, and can be adjusted to suit different sailing conditions. The term SPRITS (6 letters) is another type of sailboat rigging, which is used to support the boom and gaff of a sailboat. It is usually made from rope or wire, and is attached to the mast and the boom.