Lowtide
Nautical Crossword
Across timber to accept the edge of the
1 Sailor garboard strike of a wooden boat
 
5 Type of pump 5 Can be open or choppy

8 Operate 6 Delta bed component
  
10 Security barrier on the outer 7 Letter addendum
edge of the deck
 
9 ___ and flow
11 On the boat
  
12 Regret
14 Sailor, for short 13 Transmission, shaft and

15 Stout timbers mounted in pairs propeller unit mounted outboard
   
at the head of the mainmast as on the rear of the vessel (2 words)

supports (2 words) 14 Good grades in exams
19 Engines
   
16 Fish eggs
21 Schooner, for one
   
17 Slackens and lets out
23 Mister    18 Increased by
24 Agrees silently 20 It is often used to treat canvas
 
25 Highest points of waves sails
 
28 Restaurant bill 21 Law and Order victim, abbr.
31 __ Unser Solution on page 75 22 Protection from a storm
32 What you have to take if you are on 26 Rapid current
a course to hit another vessel Down 27 Pair
(2 words) 1 Sea related 28 Overflow
35 Auction ending 2 See a landmark for the first time at 29 “___ Maria”
36 Long slippery fish sea 30 Not there
37 Lighthouse watcher 3 Refusal word 33 French for island
38 Break 4 Notch let into the side of the keel 34 Fisherman’s equipment
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