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Short answer: A ship with at least 3 masts and all of them square rigged.

Each mast is stepped in at least 3 segments. One segment for each square rigged sail. The standard segments being; lower, top and topgallant.

The lowest sail on the mast is the course sail. This being the main and largest sail on the mast is simply given the name of the mast. So main sail for the main mast.

The sails higher up would then be top main sail and top gallant main sail for the main mast.

To be a full-rigged ship a ship would need to both have square rigs on all masts and have at least 3 segments on each mast.

A ship with fore-and-aft rig or only two segments on one mast would thus not be regarded as fully rigged.

Having one mast fore-and-aft rigged would make it a Barque.