| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Waterfront town | 4 letters | port |
| ||
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- Cruise stopover
- Left at sea
- Left on a liner
- What's left
- It was left on the Titani
- What's left at sea
- Dessert wine
- After-dinner drink
- Left side
- Computer connection
- Computer hookup point
- Left to the captain?
- Drink with Stilton
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- Larboard
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- Fortified wine
- Left a small opening
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- Harbour; drink
- Left; harbour
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- shipping city
- city where ships dock
- Cruise stop
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- Left some wine
- usb ...
- shanghai or singapore
- laptop connection
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- Harbour
- Cargo ship's stop
- Place to dock
- Wine - left - harbour
- Wine - shippers use it
- Opening left for sailors
- Docking spot
- Opposite of starboard
- sailor's refuge in drink
- drink that's left
- Seaside city
- Left harbour bearing drink
- wine named for an iberian city
- cargo pickup site
- Cruise liner stop
- fortified wine from the douro valley
- The left side on a ship
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- Drink left on a boat
- computer opening
- Ship haven
- Shipping center
- New York or Boston
- Drink? Bar in Montenegro, perhaps
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- Sweet wine
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- USB ... (spot for a thumb drive)
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- Boat-docking spot
- Left on a cruise
- Whence to sail back from the tropics
- Location on a ship
- Good thing to have in a storm
- Ocean liner's destination
- Wine variety
- It was left on the Titanic
- Dock
- Ship's stop?
- City with piers
- Computer part
- cruise-ship stop
- After-dinner serving
- Opening in the computer business?
- Strong wine
- Dubai or Houston
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- Maritime stop
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- Where a cruise calls
- Pier site
- A red wine
- Duluth or Erie
- Liner destination
- Demeanor
- Sweet, fortified wine
- Harbor or wine
- Haven
- An order to a helmsman
- Dark red wine
- Product of Oporto
- Boston, for one
- Left side, at sea
- Boston or Baltimore
- Word with air or sea
- ...... Huron, Mich.
- Palos, once
- ...... of entry
- Algeciras is one
- Follower of air or sea
- Postprandial treat
- ...... Said, city in Egypt
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- Storm refuge
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- place for anchoring
- the left-hand side of a ship
- ... Louis, capital of Mauritius
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- Opening the wine
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- left disembarkation point
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- Nautical left
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- It could be vintage (or free!)
- Ship's stopping place
- left wine
- Parking area for boats
- sweet vermouth substitute
- madeira cousin
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- red dessert wine
- Left opening drink
- Left on board, say
- Coastal city where a cruise may stop
- Where a cargo ship would dock to load
- A coastal city, also a kind of wine
- USB connection spot
- Containership's destination
- coastal town
- .... Arthur, TX
- Left, on a boat
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- ruby left the dockside
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- Bridge .... , Ontario
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- wine is left
- beats' wine of choice
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- Paddleboat's left side or its terminus
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- left and right in the vessel!
- Sommelier's selection
- USB connection
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- drink left aboard
- the left side of a ship or aircraft
- wine on the red side
- Wine left for sailors
- Kind of wine
- Left, to a sailor
- Cargo ship's destination
- Shipping haven
- USB plug0in spot
- Wine from Douro
- l.a., for one
- USB ... (spot for a memory stick)
- drink the sailor's left
- Left harbour luggage?
- Harbour left for a sailor
- left or right in the vessel!
- Strong sweet wine
- place for shipping wine
- What can be tawny, ruby, or vintage?
- Ophir's case in point as trading place
- The favourite drink of 1 Down?
- Ruby that is left
- Cruise ship stop or a kind of wine
- Is it on the boozy side?
- Drink a little nightcap or tonic
- .... Edward, British Columbia
- See 19 Across
- Drink where sailors gather
- wine left on the ship
- Bearing
- sweet fortified dessert wine
- Behavior
- Knocked back too much French wine
- A place where ships dock
- drink put right into the container
- ...... Elizabeth, South African city
- Berth place
- Carnival ride destination
- Wine left for someone in schooner, say
- Sweet after-dinner wine
- Ship's left side
- 133 Where a ship stops
- drink with stanley, for example
- Left opening eg Bordeaux wine
- The side the harbour's on?
- Safe place for ships
- Tawny
- Gun ejection opening
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- Window-......
- windowpane
- ........ wicket
- city on the sea
- Wharf
- Weir
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- ...... way
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- usb connection point
- Represent mercenary
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- left some alcohol
- Drink left abroad
- The opposite of starboard
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- Dover or Folkestone, say
- Seaport (abbr)
- Ship stop; strong wine
- Place for a cruise ship to stop
- Sweet wine with a woman's name
- dessert wine choice
- Wine type
- .... Colborne, Ontario
- ...... of call
- drink left on board
- Seaside city or town
- Sailor's goal
- A cruise ship stop
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- Cargo ship's docking place
- .... said, egypt
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- trading tool in "settlers of catan"
- economic hub
- ocean freighter hub
- harbour on the helmsman's left
- City by the sea that has a harbor
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