- - Boston and San Francisco, but not Denver
- - Liverpool and Bremen
- - Brest and Boston
- - USB and others
- - New York and Los Angeles, e.g
- - Au Basques and Alberni
- - New York and Los Angeles
- - New York, Baltimore and New Orleans
- - New York and New Orleans
- - Baltimore and Philadelphia
- - New Orleans and Houston, for two
- - Los Angeles and New York
- - New York City and Los Angeles, e.g.
- - Cork and Corfu, for two
- - Los Angeles and San Francisco, e.g.
- - Cork and Corfu, e.g.
- - Bari and Barcelona
- - New York and New Orleans, for two
- - Baltimore, Boston, and Bangkok
- - Oran and Boston
- - Ajaccio and Algeciras
- - Boston and New York, e.g.
- - Said and Arthur
- - Moresby and Said
- - New York and Boston
- - some after-dinner drinks
- - cities with harbors
- - stopping points for ships
- - Places to unload ships (anagram of "sport")
- - Places where cargo ships bring goods
- - Embarkation places
- - Destinations for seagoing vessels
- - Places to unload ships
- - Where, at leisure, sailors can make sport
- - Stops for sailors
- - harbour towns
- - Inspector dismisses nice wines
- - places for ships to stop at
- - Coastal cities where cruises may stop
- - cities visited by cruise ships
- - Towns with docks
- - ship stations
- - Shipping cities
- - Seaboard cities.
- - Galveston, Houston, Beaumont.
- - Firing holes
- - Carnival rides end at them
- - Shipping centers
- - Harbor towns
- - Dessert wines
- - Freighters' destinations
- - Places to embark
- - Harbor cities
- - Computer jacks
- - Things on the back of a computer
- - Cities with wharves
- - Cities with stevedores
- - Cruise termini
- - Strong wines
- - Cruise-ship stops
- - Cities with piers
- - Ship stops
- - Cities with docks
- - Wines named for an Iberian city
- - Coastal cities
- - Cruise-line stops
- - Ship refueling places
- - Places with wharves
- - Modern connection points
- - Spots where peripherals stick out
- - They're left at sea
- - Seaside cities
- - Places to put your boat
- - Where ships call
- - Places to call
- - Cities that host ships
- - Where the cruise ship band unwinds
- - PC jacks
- - Wires may connect to them
- - Destinations for some wires
- - Wine bar offerings
- - Places to plug in peripherals
- - Where ship captains hang out
- - 58 Across, et al.
- - Peripheral plug-in places
- - Plug-in places
- - Computer access points
- - Sailors call on them
- - Seaside towns
- - Unloading places
- - Sweet red wines
- - Commercial hubs
- - Spots to plug in peripherals
- - Wharf locales
- - Red wines
- - Ships' stops
- - Computer connection points
- - Holes in the Titanic
- - New York, San Francisco et al.
- - They receive many calls
- - Ibert's "...... of Call"
- - Wines of the Douro
- - Places of call
- - Passages for gas, steam, etc.
- - ...... of call
- - Sea gateways
- - Liners' destinations
- - New York et al.
- - Computer connections
- - Harbours
- - After-dinner wines
- - Sweet wines
- - Fortified wines
- - Havens
- - Filling stations?
- - Harbors.
- - Some wines
- - Entry points
- - Cruise stopovers
- - Cruise stops
- - Docking spots
- - Docking locales
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- - PC plug-in places
- - destinations for container ships
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