| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Begin sea voyage | 4 letters | sail |
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| Begin sea voyage | 7 letters | setsail |
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- Fly (through)
- Spinnaker
- Jib or spanker
- Make a wake
- Go to sea
- Explore the seven seas
- Junk component
- Go out on the ocean
- Mast item
- Windmill arm
- Progress smoothly
- Clipper's sheet
- Compete in the America's
- Clipper feature
- Flying jib, e.g.
- Attack, with "into"
- Spinnaker, e.g.
- Spinnaker or jib
- Leave dock
- Crossjack, e.g.
- Go by boat
- Go by ship
- Travel by water
- Begin a voyage
- Leave port
- Travel by boat
- Spanker or spinnaker, for example
- Spinnaker or spanker
- Ship's canvas
- catamaran mover
- Tall-ship need
- Take to the lake
- Windmill blade
- Lisa folded a piece of canvas
- Canvas
- Sloop feature
- Travel by ship
- jib, e.g.
- Go yachting, perhaps
- Special, say, on yacht part
- travel like magellan
- take a caravel
- go by caravel
- Travel by yacht
- Use a catamaran
- Go with the wind
- windsurfing need
- wind catcher
- compete for the america's cup
- proceed easily [through]
- move easily
- glide [through]
- ship mover
- moonraker, for one
- de-port?
- It works in a nice wind
- Travel in a yacht
- spanker or spinnaker
- One sheet to the wind?
- Mast attachment on a ship
- Main or topgallant e.g.
- Navigate
- Go on a ship trip?
- Move, quickly
- take out a windjammer
- Enjoy a yachting trip
- Operate a yacht
- Go by wind-driven boat
- Cruise
- Travel on a yacht
- Move without impediment
- Be part of a sloop's crew
- Raise anchor
- Move without obstacle
- Go by schooner
- Leave the dock
- Travel on a sloop
- Go boating
- Travel by ketch
- Yacht outing
- hit the high seas
- Shove off
- Lisa about to go by boat
- Go on a cruise
- Enter the America's Cup
- take out a catamaran
- Spanker, e.g.
- Ship's wind-catcher
- Travel on water
- Something that's often rigged
- Take your yacht out
- Homophone of “sale”
- *Wind ... cruise ... canvas
- Compete in the America's Cup
- Jib, eg
- Go wherever the wind blows?
- Travel with Sinbad, say
- Junk mover
- Take the junk out?
- Bark part
- Go through channels?
- Go easily (through)
- Yachting need
- Mast attachment
- Jib or spinnaker
- Breeze (along)
- Leave shore
- Go smoothly
- Lateen, e.g.
- Jib or jigger
- Mizzen or spinnaker
- Spanker
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- Go cruising, in a way
- Jamie Green, e.g.
- Take the caique
- Spanker or crossjack
- Proceed easily
- Mizzen royal, e.g.
- Use a ketch
- Lateen or mizzen
- Jib
- Ketch component
- Moonraker or crossjack
- Mizzen, e.g.
- Square-rigger feature
- Depart by boat
- Moonraker
- Jamie Green is one
- Trip in a ship
- Breeze catcher
- Emulate Magellan
- Put out to sea
- Flying jib or spanker
- Spinnaker, for one
- Lateen or Jamie Green
- Jib or lug
- Flying jib
- Ride in a cat (4)
- Mizzen or jib
- Jib, for one
- Go cruising
- Canvas piece
- Take your yacht out for the day
- Glide
- leave the pier in a ship
- Travel by wind-powered boat
- Make voyage
- spinnaker, eg
- Explore the ocean on a boat, say
- Take a yacht out
- Venture out to sea
- A trip around some islands
- Take off on a boat say
- Wander about
- Attack when leaving ships
- Said to be a sale of cloth
- travel the ocean
- Explore the sea by boat, say
- take the sloop out
- Explore the sea, say
- Windsurfer's wind catcher
- Traverse on sea
- It's unfurled at sea
- What a jib is on a ship
- Go by ocean liner
- Go yachting, say
- Take a cruise
- Go seafaring
- travelling by water
- yacht propeller
- Boat mast attachment
- travel with the wind
- Boat cloth
- Compete in the America's Cup, say
- Take a trip by ship
- go by sea
- Mizzen or topgallant, say
- Begin sea voyage
- felucca feature
- Sheet on a mast
- Enter the regatta
- What a ship would do on sea
- set ...... (begin a sea voyage)
- It's unfurled on some boats
- Set ....; leave shore
- Part of a schooner's silhouette
- Boat part made of fabric
- Join the regatta
- Fabric part of a ship
- Go on a cruise with Lisa?
- Coast
- Weigh anchor
- Leave the port
- Lisa designed spinnaker
- flapper on a boat
- Leave port with Lisa
- Take a dhow ride
- Dipping lug, e.g.
- Main or top follower
- It might be set at sea
- Move boat using wind
- Get sick on second cruise
- Sheet on a ship
- Travel the seas
- It's raised on a ship
- enjoy the bay
- Go to sea in a windjammer say
- Main or top
- travel like a captain
- It's rigged
- Participate in a regatta
- sheet on a sloop, say
- Compete in a regatta
- Embark on a cruise
- Head out to sea
- Cloth on a mast
- Sons to become weak in The Spinnaker?
- Take to the seas
- Fabric on a mast
- Travel like Sinbad
- Wind-catching canvas on a boat
- travel using wind power
- Move effortlessly (through)
- Gollywobbler, eg
- Coast along
- Go by ketch
- Move effortlessly
- Boat part often made of polyester
- Jib, perhaps, as Lisa may do
- It can help ship do it
- Travel by sea
- Go with the wind, in a way
- what is a spinnaker?
- canvas auction, we hear
- water travel by wind power
- Cruise (along)
- Cloth hauled up a boat's mast
- Travel by boat or yacht, say
- Jib or jigger, e.g.
- make use of one's craft?
- Operate, as a yacht
- .... away; leave the dock
- lisa managed to travel
- Yacht
- Work well
- Windjammer
- Wing
- Go on a voyage
- aeroplane
- airlift
- Airplane ...
- balloon
- balloon sail
- Batten
- Be airborne
- be effortless
- be painless
- ...boat?
- boltrope
- Breeze
- Canoe
- carry sail
- circumnavigate
- Clew
- Cloth
- Course
- cringle
- ...... cross
- Crossing
- crowd of sail
- Dart
- Drift
- earing
- Embark
- Ferry
- Fleet
- Flit
- Float
- Flow
- Fly
- Fly-by-night?
- flying kites
- Foot
- fore gaff topsail
- fore topgallant sail
- Fore-and-aft sail
- fore skysail
- fore topmast staysail
- fore topsail
- foreroyal
- Foresail
- forestaysail
- Galley
- get under way
- Ghost
- give no trouble
- Glissade
- go easily
- Go like clockwork
- go off soundings
- go on shipboard
- have way upon
- Head
- "Hop ......!"
- Hover
- Hydroplane
- ice skate
- Jenny
- Jet
- Jigger
- Leech
- Leg
- leg of mutton sail
- loose footed sail
- luff
- Lug
- main gaff topsail
- main royal
- main skysail
- main royal staysail
- main topsail
- mainsail
- make a passage
- Mizzen
- mizzen skysail
- mizzen staysail
- mizzen royal staysail
- mizzen topgallant sail
- moonsail
- Motorboat
- muslin
- Ocean trip
- parachute spinnaker
- Passage
- Pilot
- plain sail
- ...... plane
- plow the deep
- Ply
- present no difficulties
- press of sail
- Push off
- Put off
- put-to-sea
- Rag
- reduced sail
- Reef
- reef point
- reefed sail
- Ride
- ride the sea
- ...... roll
- roller skate
- ...... row
- Royal
- Run
- Run smoothly
- sail away
- sail round
- sail the sea
- Sailboat
- Sailing boat
- sailing cruiser
- Sailing ship
- Sailing vessel
- Sailplane
- Scud
- Scull
- Sea trip
- seafare
- seaplane
- Set sail
- shakedown cruise
- "Shoot!"
- Sideslip
- Skate
- skateboard
- ......-ski
- Skid
- Skim
- Skyscraper
- Sled
- Sleigh
- Slide
- Slip
- Slither
- Soar
- spitfire
- square sail
- Staysail
- Steam ......
- steamboat
- Steer
- stern staysail
- storm trysail
- Sweep
- take a voyage
- take the air
- Take wing
- Tall ship
- Toboggan
- topsail
- Traverse
- trysail
- Volplane
- Waft
- walk the waters
- windboat
- windship
- Canvas item on a catamaran
- Moonraker for one put to sea
- Windsurfing wind-catcher
- Take the yacht
- Travel in a catamaran
- Pass quickly (through)
- Wind blows it
- Yanks
- Travel by boat, say
- Set ...... (take off on a boat)
- Set
- It may be rigged
- ... close to the wind
- Travel on the ocean
- leave harbour
- Go catamaraning
- Whiz (through)
- Ship out
- To travel in a boat or ship
- Take a trip on a ship
- Wind catcher on a yacht
- breeze (by)
- Fabric attached to a mast on a boat
- Travel by wind power
- Boat's propeller?
- Cast off
- Depart, in a way
- Shove off
- Headed out for the drink
- Begin a voyage
- Leave port
- How to get at isles, possibly?
- is least disposed to leave the shore
- embark from a dock
- Leave for a cruise [2 wds]
- shove off, in a way
- Embark on a voyage
- Head out of port
- Start a voyage
- Commenced a voyage
- head off, like a pirate
- Cast off from harbour
- Embark on a voyage by ship
- Start a voyage [2 wds.]
- To embark from a dock is to do this
- seals it somehow to put to sea
- Begin sea voyage
- begin voyage
- Is least put out when you leave port
- embark on a trip by ship
- Start a sea journey
- Begin a sea voyage
- Go to sea