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sailers
  • - Wind-propelled vessels
  • - Fast vessels.
  • - Certain vessels.
  • - Vessels
  • - Certain ships or boats
  • - Some boats
  • - Ketch, lugger, yawl, etc.
  • - Boats.
  • - Boats spreading canvas.
  • - Man of the cloth scratches head in boat with all hands on deck
  • - Watercraft.
sailfile
  • - Dossier on jibs and spinnakers?
sailfish
  • - Marine swimmer with a tall dorsal fin
  • - this ocean-going animal can reach up to 68 mph
  • - this ocean-going animal can reach up to 110 kph
  • - Marlin's cousin
  • - Basking shark
sailer
  • - Ketch or sloop
  • - Ketch or yawl
  • - Frigate or schooner.
  • - Vessel with masts
  • - Ship of seaworthy quality
  • - Wind-propelled vessel.
  • - Fast vessel.
  • - Clipper ship.
  • - Sea vessel.
  • - Voyager
  • - Masted ship
sailfleetofspain
  • - Invincible Armada
sailgoldrainbow
  • - Three fish
sailing
  • - Son not doing too well on yacht?
  • - voyage on water
  • - olympics event held on the water
  • - On a yacht, say
  • - On-the-water vacation activity
  • - Christopher Cross song for the water?
  • - On the move on the briny
  • - On a clipper
  • - On a clipper, say
  • - Water sport
  • - Making voyage
  • - Departing from a port
  • - Going by boat, seamen initially unwell
  • - main pastime of many
  • - Below decks, finally, sick at sea
  • - Son doing badly in Olympic sport
  • - Steering a ship
  • - Travelling by ship or boat
  • - Boat's time of departure
  • - taking a yacht
  • - Summer Olympic sport with fleet race or match race format
  • - No. 1 hit for Christopher Cross
  • - Cruising, in a way
  • - Regatta activity
  • - Part four of our Christmas quote
  • - Traveling by boat
  • - Traveling in a ship
  • - Eg, yachting
  • - Unwell below decks, finally at sea
  • - Shoving off
  • - Asea
  • - Using a clipper
  • - In a race, perhaps
  • - *Christopher Cross #1 hit
  • - 1980 Christopher Cross hit
  • - Henry Hudson's skill
  • - Aegean activity
  • - Refrain of a sea chantey.
  • - How the Flying Dutchman spent his time.
  • - Boating
  • - Olympic sport
  • - Yachting
  • - travelling by boat
  • - King Felipe's wind-propelled team
  • - Son sickening at sea?
sailin
  • - Attack with gusto.
  • - Last word of Darin's "Beyond the Sea"
  • - Enter breezily
sailho
  • - Cry from the mizzen top
sailed
  • - Embarked.
  • - deals i arranged having gone by boat
  • - .... away; left shore
  • - What a missed ship has done
  • - Restless ladies went on a voyage
  • - Left port, unhappy about a wicked lie
  • - Went by boat
  • - Went like Columbus
  • - Went by sloop, say
  • - Traveled like Columbus
  • - Ships Have ......
  • - Took a cruise - is that what 6 down did?
  • - Took to the sea
  • - Met no resistance
  • - Travelled on water
  • - Went by windjammer
  • - Went out in the sloop
  • - Competed for the America's Cup
  • - Took out the junk?
  • - Left the harbor
  • - Took the junk out, perhaps
  • - Gilded smoothly
  • - Went by ship
  • - Competed in a regatta, perhaps
  • - Enjoyed the water, in a way
  • - What Christopher Cross did?
  • - 33-Down, taking into account its 61-Across
  • - Traveled in a sloop
  • - Skippered a scow
  • - Rode on a yacht
  • - Left shore
  • - Skippered a skipjack
  • - Took a yawl
  • - Did Whitbread
  • - Took a cruise
  • - Rode the waves
  • - Caught the wind
  • - Cruised the sea
  • - Enjoyed one's sloop
  • - Went out on a schooner
  • - Breezed
  • - Voyaged
  • - Cruised
  • - Used a lighter
  • - Used a certain lighter
  • - Used a cat
  • - Indulged in water sport.
  • - Emulated the Pilgrims.
  • - Moved along with dignity.
  • - Took the next boat.
  • - Went yachting
  • - Went by sea
  • - Went easily
  • - Navigated
  • - Moved easily
  • - Floated.
  • - Soared
  • - Took part in a regatta
  • - Moved smoothly
  • - Glided
  • - Went smoothly
  • - Departed
  • - Breezed through
  • - Left port
  • - Shoved off
  • - Went to sea
  • - Put to sea
  • - moved a boat using wind power, for example
sailedinto
  • - Attacked verbally
  • - Attacked
  • - Criticized severely
sailedon
  • - Continued cruising
sailedin
  • - Came to port
sailedpast
  • - Left in the dust
sailedto
  • - Reached by schooner
  • - Reached by ship
  • - Arrived at by boat
sailedby
  • - Passed effortlessly
  • - Passed easily
sailon
  • - commodores hit of 1979
  • - 1979 Commodores hit with the lyric "Good times never felt so good"
  • - "Boats ... the rivers...": 2 wds.
  • - Commodores hit
  • - Order to the "Ship of State"
  • - 1979 hit for the Commodores
  • - 1979 Commodores hit Lionel Richie rerecorded with Tim McGraw for 2012's "Tuskegee": 2 wds.
  • - Continue on a sea voyage
  • - Longfellow's words before "O Ship of State!"
  • - Poetic command before "O Ship of State!"
  • - "......, O Union . . . !": Longfellow
  • - "......, O Ship of State"
  • - "......, O Ship of State!": Longfellow
sailonsailor
  • - 1973 Beach Boys song
sailono
  • - "...... Ship of State!"
sailonawindmill
  • - Vane
sailmaking
  • - The cutting of one's jib?
sailmaker
  • - Canvas creator's realism somehow capturing a king
sailloft
  • - Spinnaker's birthplace
sailless
  • - Without means of navigation.
sailnearthewind
  • - Come close to lawbreaking
sailneedle
  • - Tool for sewing canvas
sailoff
  • - Head for distant ports
sailor
  • - sea shanty performer
  • - He goes with a greeting all at sea
  • - ''Home is the ..., home from the sea'' (R L Stevenson)
  • - he's all at sea usually
  • - "Home is the ..., home from the sea" (RL Stevenson)
  • - Go on the ship or be a member of the crew
  • - some canvas or tar
  • - .. Moon: manga series
  • - jack, a traveller on horseback in a book about london
  • - Back roads unevenly filled with mixed oil and tar
  • - one may live for weeks just on water
  • - i get solar help for jack
  • - Jack gets Rosalie no end upset!
  • - seaman told to go away
  • - Hand in a hold, say
  • - he may live for weeks on water
  • - Starbuck or Billy Budd
  • - Sinbad, for example
  • - Popeye's profession
  • - Popeye the ...... Man
  • - Mister Salty mascot, e.g.
  • - Member of a battleship crew
  • - Bounding figure
  • - Yachtsman
  • - Seafarer
sailinto
  • - Bawl (out)
  • - Spaniel oddly gripped by attack
  • - Knock(Used today)
  • - Enter via ship
  • - Criticize vigorously
  • - Begin with vigor: Colloq.
  • - Knock
  • - Dress down
  • - Attack verbally
  • - *Attack forcefully
  • - Criticize
  • - Attack
sailing-boat
  • - Small wind-propelled vessel
sailingtheseas
  • - Traveling that may make you dizzy
sailingstones
  • - A geological phenomenon observed in Death Valley National Park where rocks move without human intervention creating long trails: 2 wds.
sailingsolution
  • - chris's idea of going west to get to india?
sailingfan
  • - Schooner enthusiast?
sailingby
  • - Departure times going quickly
sailingboat
  • - bolt is again changed on the vessel
sailingalong
  • - Having an easy time of it
sailingorders
  • - Instructions that are carried out in the main
sailings
  • - Ship news.
  • - Liner schedules
sailingsinger
  • - Cross
sailingship
  • - Primary seascape object, perhaps
  • - Windjammer or clipper
sail
  • - Compete in a regatta
  • - Go by sea
  • - Take to the lake
  • - Travel in a trimaran
  • - Knock back in Magnolia State and leave the port
  • - Son to sicken in The Spinnaker?
  • - Be in a regatta
  • - Take a yacht out
  • - Sheet in the wind
  • - Take out one's yacht
  • - Put to sea in yacht
  • - Canvas on a yacht
  • - Go to sea
  • - Put to sea
  • - yacht's sheet
  • - Travel on sea
  • - Travel by sea
  • - Enter the regatta
  • - Windsurfing need
  • - Ship's canvas
  • - Spinnaker or spanker
  • - Go via boat
  • - Traverse the seven seas
  • - Travel on water propelled by wind
  • - Leave harbour
  • - Mast attachment
  • - Junk mover
  • - Catamaran feature
  • - Be 4, part of 10?
  • - Catamaran sheet
  • - Move smoothly
  • - Compete for the America's Cup
  • - Feature of some boats
  • - Go by boat
  • - Traverse a lake
  • - Travel the main
  • - Leave port on banks of Santa Fe Trail
  • - Progress effortlessly (through)
  • - Take a cruise
  • - It's rigged
  • - Move easily
  • - Use a 69-Across
  • - Play captain
  • - Go for the America's Cup
  • - Jib or spanker
  • - Cruise
  • - Proceed easily (through)
  • - Enjoy a lake
  • - Join the regatta
  • - Use a spinnaker
  • - Copy Cook or Columbus
  • - Glide (through)
  • - Spanker or spinnaker
  • - Emulate Columbus
  • - Type of boat or plane
  • - Travel like Sinbad
  • - Travel by clipper
  • - Ship mover
  • - Travel by boat
  • - Catamaran's canvas
  • - Move effortlessly
  • - Be moved by bark from spaniel, oddly
  • - Moonraker, for one
  • - Leave port and gin cocktails out of Lisa's cocktailing
  • - Spinnaker or jib
  • - Schooner steerer
  • - Schooner gear
  • - Something that's frequently trimmed
  • - Mayflower mover
  • - Go by water
  • - Sheet on a mast
  • - Leave the dock
  • - Something controlled by rigging
  • - Breeze (along)
  • - Jigger or jib
  • - Be gone with the wind
  • - Part of a ship
  • - Begin a voyage
  • - Shove off
  • - Leave the pier
  • - Leave port
  • - Weigh anchor
  • - Leave shore
  • - Romp
  • - ...... set
  • - Get going
  • - Kind of boat
  • - Go smoothly
  • - Go with the wind
  • - Glide effortlessly
  • - Glide
  • - Glide along
  • - ".. voyage!"
  • - .. whiz
  • - .... Coast
  • - Canvas item on a catamaran
  • - Hit 2010 song by Awolnation
  • - Lets a ship take advantage of wind propulsion
  • - travel with lisa, perhaps
  • - A boat trip when things are going smoothly
  • - Boom attachment
  • - offshore silhouette sight
  • - sloop's flapper
  • - one takes a girl out for a boat trip
  • - Nautical equipment transaction reported
sailcloth
  • - His call to reproduce canvas material
  • - canvas used on boats
  • - Durable canvas
  • - Mizzen material
saileast
  • - Crew's plea to Columbus
sailclose
  • - Verge on dishonesty or disaster (at sea?)
sailby
  • - Pass with a wave?
  • - Pass on a ketch
  • - Pass easily
  • - Go past, as a ship
sailboats
  • - Regatta vessels
  • - Regatta sights
  • - Regatta participants
  • - Two fours in poker
  • - Wind-powered vessels
  • - Wind-powered vessels in the Summer Olympics
  • - SLOOPS
  • - Yawls, e.g
  • - Sunfish vessels
  • - 4-4, in Texas hold 'em
  • - Pleasure vessels
  • - Participants in regattas.
  • - Cutters
sailboatskipper
  • - Commander of a single-masted vessel
sailboat
  • - One left with snake sat round in vessel
  • - battalions at sea liquidated taleban extremists on vessel
  • - Image on our 10 cent coin
  • - Wind-driven vessel
  • - Regatta vessel
  • - Vessel moved by the wind
  • - tot's tub toy
  • - What the Magic Eye picture ends up being in a scene from "Mallrats"
  • - Watercraft that's powered by the wind
  • - Figure in Matisse's 'Le Bateau'
  • - It's wind-driven
  • - Wind-driven craft
  • - Catamaran, for one
  • - Cutter, e.g.
  • - It may be found in a slip
  • - Regatta craft
  • - Pond skimmer
  • - Regatta unit
  • - Scooter or sandbagger
  • - Felucca e.g.
  • - Opposite of a stinkpot
  • - Yawl or cat
  • - Lightning of Star.
  • - Lugger.
  • - Yawl.
  • - ...... schooner.
  • - Watercraft.
  • - Regatta entry
  • - Catamaran, for example
sailboarder
  • - One enjoying the shore
sailaway
  • - Leave on a catamaran
  • - Leave on a schooner
  • - Leave port
  • - subtitle of enya's grammy-winning "orinoco flow"
  • - Head to Tahiti, say
  • - Noel Coward song
  • - Noel Coward opus.
  • - Ship out
sailable
  • - Ready for the sea
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