Lowtide Across


1 One of the sides of a narrow channel


3 Difference between the compass indication of a magnetic course and the actual course


8 Deep canyon in the ocean floor


9 Measurement of the distance from the crest of one wave to the next in the wave group


11 Sailing (2 words) 12 Windy 14 Type of rope 16 Atlanta's state 17 Armadas 19 A crane made of a swinging boom together with blocks and tackle


21 Hardship 22 Altitude, for short 23 Listened, to weather warnings for example


25 All a ship's running gear 28 It reports the speed of the engine in revolutions per minute


30 Yo! 32 Sun and moon, e.g. 33 Old sea ___!


Down


1 Cargo thrown overboard in an emergency


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2 Allows small amounts of water to penetrate through a crack or seam


3 Fee for tying up at a dock 4 Roman 6 5 ______ barometer 6 In a freezing manner 7 Go-ahead 10 Very deep area of the ocean 13 Striking forcefully, as waves on a shore


15 Salt Lake City state 16 Lung, for a fish 17 Enemy 18 Protection 20 Main hull of a catamaran or proa


21 Type of wave, with 29 down


24 Eat away 26 Yesses at sea 27 "_____, There and Everywhere" The Beatles


29 See 21 down 31 Vital card


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