Across


1 Arrangement of line and blocks employed to hoist a sail or flag


5 Private boat 8 Introduction, in a way 9 Timber that ties the floors together 12 Chickens 13 “T” on a radio transmission 14 Color in the US flag 17 Extent 20 Large medieval vessel 21 Navigational chart system 23 San Juan islands state 24 Beast of burden 25 Tidal motions 26 Arched shape of some decks and deckhouses


29 Moray, e.g. 31 Hull construction material (2 words) 33 Memo start 34 Fade out 35 Lowest point of ocean waves between crests


37 Sky color or sea color                       


38 Eternity 39 Yes in the navy


Down


1 Crew member who extends his body over the weather rail to keep the boat balanced in a reach


2 Position of a vessel         


Nautical Crossword       


Lowtide


3 Type of boat used for military amphibious landings


4 Small boat 5 Go off course due to rough seas 6 He's above a captain 7 Throws around 10 Light, for short 11 Come ___ board! 15 For example, abbr. 16 Fixed aid to navigation 17 Offshore light wind (2 words) 18 Liquid volume measurement, for short


19 Digital camera output 22 Channel leading to an ocean 23 William, for short 27 ____ships, half way between bow and stern


28 Away from the wind, nautical 30 Large lake 32 Indicator 34 ____ dock 36 Radio Operator, for short 37 Cry of distress


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