A small sailboat is a type of vessel that is propelled by the wind and is typically smaller than other types of sailboats. The four most common types of small sailboats are the SABOT, SLOOP, YAWL, and CAT. The SABOT is a 5-letter boat with a single sail and a flat bottom. The SLOOP is also a 5-letter boat with a single mast and a triangular sail. The YAWL is a 4-letter boat with two masts and a mizzen sail. Finally, the CAT is a 3-letter boat with two hulls and two sails. All of these boats are designed to be lightweight and easy to maneuver in the water.