- - Sons to become weak in The Spinnaker?
- - enjoy the bay
- - Travel the seas
- - Travel the ocean
- - Leave the port
- - Compete in the America's Cup, say
- - Explore the sea, say
- - travel with the wind
- - Harness the wind
- - Compete in the America's Cup
- - Take to the seas
- - One sheet to the wind?
- - Catch the wind
- - Hit the seas
- - Explore the Seven Seas, e.g.
- - Compete in the America's Cup race
- - Travel the briny
- - Travel over the bounding main
- - Travel on the Mayflower
- - Take the junk out?
- - Take the caique
- - Take the boat out
- - Ply the waves
- - Ply the seas
- - Jaunt on the bight, perhaps
- - It often leaves the yard
- - Harness the wind, in a way
- - Go wherever the wind blows?
- - Go on the briny
- - Explore the seven seas
- - Brave the waves
- - Jib or jigger, e.g.
- - make use of one's craft?
- - Cut-price offer announced for boat trip
- - Operate, as a yacht
- - Go on a voyage
- - Fabric on a mast
- - Boat part that James Forten manufactured
- - Travel in a yacht
- - Cloth on a mast
- - Embark on a cruise
- - sheet on a sloop, say
- - Participate in a regatta
- - travel like a captain
- - Go to sea in a windjammer say
- - It's raised on a ship
- - Get sick on second cruise
- - Move boat using wind
- - It might be set at sea
- - Take a dhow ride
- - Dipping lug, e.g.
- - Lisa designed spinnaker
- - flapper on a boat
- - Leave port with Lisa
- - Fabric part of a ship
- - A massive piece of cloth that powers boats
- - Go on a cruise with Lisa?
- - set ...... (begin a sea voyage)
- - ... away (repeated words in Enya's Orinoco Flow)
- - It's unfurled on some boats
- - Set ....; leave shore
- - Part of a schooner's silhouette
- - Boat part made of fabric
- - What a ship would do on sea
- - Spinnaker, eg
- - Mizzen or topgallant, say
- - Make voyage
- - Begin sea voyage
- - yacht propeller
- - Boat mast attachment
- - Go seafaring
- - travelling by water
- - Go by ocean liner
- - Go yachting, say
- - Windsurfer's wind catcher
- - Traverse on sea
- - It's unfurled at sea
- - Crossjack, e.g.
- - Spinnaker
- - Jib or spinnaker
- - Lateen, e.g.
- - Jib, for one
- - Flying jib, e.g.
- - Windjammer's wind catcher
- - Gollywobbler, e.g.
- - Travel by yacht
- - Spinnaker, for one
- - Put out to sea
- - Go through channels?
- - Zip (through)
- - Travel by water
- - One way to enjoy a breezy day
- - Jigger or jib, e.g.
- - Jamie Green, e.g.
- - Head out to sea
- - Go by yacht
- - Use a ketch
- - Travel like Columbus
- - Travel in a windjammer
- - Styx "Come ...... Away"
- - Spanker or spinnaker, for example
- - Moonraker
- - Make a wake
- - Main or top follower
- - Jib, for example
- - Jib or mizzen
- - Go cruising
- - Flying jib
- - Breeze catcher
- - Bark feature
- - Yard attachment
- - Yacht canvas
- - Word with boat or plane
- - Wind catcher attached to a mast
- - Wind ... cruise ... canvas
- - What a jib is, on a ship
- - Use breeze
- - Trip in a ship
- - Travel with Sinbad, say
- - Travel on water
- - Travel by wind-powered boat
- - Travel by clipper ship
- - Travel around in a yacht
- - Topgallant, e.g.
- - Tall-ship need
- - Take a trip by ship
- - Spanker or jib
- - Spanker or crossjack
- - Something that may be trimmed or rigged
- - Skipper a skipjack
- - Shove off, as a ship
- - Ship's wind-catcher
- - Ship's fabric
- - Sheet that's attached to a mast
- - Sheet of canvas attached to a mast
- - Set out (nautical)
- - Set ...... (embark)
- - Schooner's attachment
- - Ride in a cat
- - Regatta flapper
- - Race in a regatta
- - Proceed without resistance
- - Pass (through) with ease
- - Navigate a windjammer
- - Move like a yawl
- - Move effortlessly (along)
- - Moonraker or crossjack
- - Mizzen royal, e.g.
- - Mizzen or spinnaker
- - Mizzen or moonraker
- - Mizzen or jib
- - Mast's attachment
- - Mast item
- - Mariner's sheet
- - Mainortopgallant e.g.
- - Main or top
- - Leave dock
- - Lateen or mizzen
- - Lateen or jib
- - Lateen or Jamie Green
- - Lateen
- - Large canvas item on a boat
- - Ketch component
- - Junk component
- - Journey by sloop
- - Jigger for one
- - Jib or main
- - Jib or lug
- - Jib or jigger
- - Jamie Green is one
- - Item for a sloop
- - It may be trimmed
- - Iceboat attachment, usually
- - Go out on a yacht
- - Go on a cruise
- - Go cruising, in a way
- - Go by yawl
- - Go by schooner
- - Go by ketch
- - Go by brigantine, e.g.
- - Flying jib or spanker
- - Felucca feature
- - Depart by boat
- - De-port?
- - Crossjack or spanker.
- - Crossjack
- - Compete in a yacht race
- - Compete in a fleet race
- - Clipper's wind catcher
- - Clipper's sheet
- - Clipper's canvas
- - Catamaran canvas
- - Caravel's canvas
- - Caravel mover
- - Canvas piece
- - Canvas item on a boat
- - Boat's wind catcher
- - Boat sheet
- - Boat cloth
- - Be cruising
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