WHERE SAILORS GO - 4 - 7 Letters

Clue	Length	Answer
Where sailors go	4 letters	asea
Definition: 1. in the direction of the sea; "the sailor looked seaward" View more information about asea
Where sailors go	5 letters	tosea
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Where sailors go	7 letters	seaward
Definition: 1. directed or situated away from inland regions and toward the sea or coast; "from the hill he took a seaward course"; "on the seaward side of the road" View more information about seaward

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In the Red?
Out of port
Far from shore
Lost
On the briny
Not docked
Offshore
On naval maneuvers
Cruising
On the ocean
Floating, perhaps
Sailing
On clippers?
On a crossing
Not in harbor
Aboard a ship
On a deck, perhaps
On the main
Out of harbor
Crossing the Atlantic, ma
Perplexed
Like some storms
Where sailors go
Like many hurricanes
Riding the waves
Away from port
Out of sight of shore
Dazed
Not in port
Not ashore
In deep water?
Like some tars
In full sail
Where liners go
Away from land
On the open water
Sailing along
Out fishing, possibly
Like many a hurricane
Like some salts
Between ports
Where ships go
Away, in a way
Off the coast
Steaming along, maybe
Launched
Being tossed, maybe
Totally confused
Not berthed
On the deep
On deep water
Far from harbor
On the bounding main
Between shores, maybe
Far from land
Where bluejackets go
Like pirates
Having shipped out
Out with the fleet
Where Melville's Billy Bu
On a cruise
Serving in the navy
Where gobs go
Out on the water
Where pirates go
At 30
Drifting
On the ocean blue
Ralph Vaughan Williams's
Having given a slip the s
Where whalers go
On a brig
Toward the big waves
Not grounded, perhaps
Headed for foreign ports
Way off shore
In a shell, maybe
Researching whales, say
Off the shore
Living off the land?
On an ocean voyage
Like many salts
Voyaging
Toward water
Using clippers?
In the Black?
Underway to over there
Floating
Off land
Fishing, perhaps
"...... of troubles": Hamlet
Over the bounding main
In a muddle
In midvoyage, maybe
On the Aegean, say
In midvoyage
Midvoyage
On an ocean trip
Between continents
Adrift
On a ship
On a voyage
Yachting
On the Baltic, say
Totally lost
on a frigate, say
Sailing or whaling
On the Pacific
Befuddled
Adrift while aboard, maybe
On the liner, say
Aboard a frigate, e.g
Having left port
On a destroyer, say
". . . against ... of troubles": shak.
lost a $100 bill, reportedly
Plying the waves
well offshore
Far off the coast of Scotland
Out on the ocean
Bewildered
On a boat
Puzzled
At a loss
like edward lear's owl and pussy-cat
like edward lear's owl and pussy-cat
plying the pacific
headed for europe, maybe
On the Indian Ocean
underway, in a way
well out of the harbor
on the atlantic, say
topside, perhaps
out in the yacht
whaling, say
no longer in port
on an ocean liner
in the aegean
on a yawl, say
out on the deep
Confused
On a tanker, say
300 miles straight west of darwin, say
Floating on the ocean
Between ports on a cruise
Sailing the ocean blue
cruising, maybe
Like pirates, often
out whale watching, say
Floundering
Underway by ship
Very wet, maybe
Traveling by ship
Off shore
Like Magellan, for long periods
On the waves
Traveling by boat
Sailing the Aegean
Away from the harbor
Sailing towards Europe, e.g.
Sailing across the Atlantic
In the middle of the ocean
To the briny
". . . against .... of troubles"
On a cruise, between ports
On deck, say
Floating in the ocean
Sailing the waves
Columbus, en route to the New World
making an ocean voyage
Swimming between continents
In a yellow submarine, maybe
Under sail
Towards the ocean
Toward the ocean
To the ocean
Where the action is, for pirates
On the briny deep
Far from the harbor
Cruising, perhaps
Long way from shore
Boating
Unmoored, in a way
Away from shore
On the Aegean
Uncertain
"Crossing the Atlantic, maybe"
Where Melville's Billy Budd went
Having given a slip the slip?
on the water
Chasing Moby Dick, say
Out fishing, maybe
Not at port
Between continents, say
On the Adriatic, say
Like whale hunters, e.g.
Where Billy Budd went in "Billy Budd"
At 30° W 30° N, e.g.
Away from harbor
Off on a cruise
Like some pirates
Like some hurricanes
Well off the coast
Not on land
En route on the QE2
Braving the waves
Not landbound
Without a clue
On the Baltic
On the Azov
Cruising on a liner
On the Ligurian
On the Sargasso
On the Coral
O'er the bounding main
Riding the Love Boat
On the QE2
Not on solid ground, say
In Poseidon's realm
Sailing on the Red
On the Barents
On the Java
In mid-Atlantic
On the Red
On the Black or Red
On the Caspian
Like a traveling trawler
on the caribbean
Atop the Indian
On the Black
On the Channel
Out in the Atlantic
Voyaging, in a way
On the China
"Into ...... of dew": Field
On the Laptev
Where Shaftoe is
On the big drink
With the fleet
Where to meet Bobby Shaftoe
On the Yellow
" . . . ...... of troubles": Shak.
Yachting, perhaps
On the Mediterranean
In the horse latitudes
On the Indian
On the Andaman
On the blue
On the Aral
Wave-tossed
On naval operations
On the Marmora
On the Celebes
In midocean
Before the mast
On the Marmara
On the Atlantic
Where Magellan was: 1519–21
Oceanward
Where Columbus was in Sept. 1492
Voyaging on the QE2
Traveling on the QE2
On the Red or Black
Where a landlubber is a dub who flubs
On the Spanish Main
Out on the Coral
Where landlubbers need new legs
On the salt water
In a bewildered state
In Neptune's realm
In Poseidon's domain
Muddled
Aboard an ocean liner
not aground, say
traversing an ocean
Like Columbus much of the time
In Search Of Whales, Perhaps
Unmoored
Sailing on the briny
Enjoying a cruise
on a cruise, say
Like castaways, before being cast away
Cruising the Arctic, say
sailing, poetically
Like some explorers for long periods
Cruising the Pacific
Floating around
Sailing on the water
Crossing the pond, say
Deployed, as a sailor
On a yacht
on the red or the black
Where sailors are often found
Mid-ocean
Vacationing on a cruise
On a clipper
At the water side
pier-less?
Whale-watching perhaps
On the Red, e.g
on the open ocean
Aboard a cruise ship
between continents, perhaps
On deck, perhaps
"... Apart": 2 wds.
Crossing the Caribbean, say
Not at the shore
cruising the adriatic
"An ocean is bigger than ...": 2 wds.
Caspian is the name of ....: 2 wds.
Out on the waters
like people battling the kraken
Away on a ship, say
in the middle of the caribbean, say
Away on a ship
On a cruise ship
bobbing on the briny
Deployed, as a naval officer
having set sail
Unmoored, maybe
On the drink
Sailing the ocean
Cruise spot in central cast, yeah?
on a cruise, for example
cruising the caribbean
On a Caribbean cruise, say
Cruising, say
riding a swell, say
on open waters
on a cruise ship, say
Far offshore
Drifting aimlessly
Between ports perhaps
On a ferry
working on the atlantic, perhaps?
Currently sailing
Travelling, in a way
Making a crossing, say
not yet ashore
cruising the ocean
Far from port
Undocked
in uncharted waters, say
working on one's punt, maybe
On a boat, maybe
Sailing the Baltic
In the main
Toward the waves
Like Magellan in 1519
among buoys
traveling coast to coast, maybe
On the Beaufort
Away from the shore
in the red, say
Like mariners, often
Lost, metaphorically
Out in the open ocean, say
Away from the harbor yachting
on the indian, for example
hairstyle or bread serving
not on shore
On an ocean liner, say
Surrounded by water
On the open waters
Traveling o'er the waves
in the red, maybe?
cruising the aegean
Sailing, perhaps
Out in the ocean
Where sailors go
Main direction of the sick bay?
Main drawback away from land
away from the beach
Offshore
To open water
part of marine hospital?
Facing the ocean
towards the sea
Windward
widdershins
anticlockwise
Clockwise
Counterclockwise
earthward
Heavenward
homeward
in blue water
Landward
Leeward
leftward
Oceanward
oceanwards
Off ......
off soundings
out of soundings
rightward
seawards
In the direction of the ocean
toward to ocean
Out of port
Where sailors go
Captain's order
Where salts go
Where ships go
Where captains go
Put ...... (shove off)
Where the owl and the pus
Words repeated at the sta
Words repeated in the "Sa
where mariners go
put ... [sail]
Away from the coast
go .... (set sail)
Put ... (sail away)
"Words repeated in the Sailor's Song"
Oceanward
Where navies go
"Bobby Shaftoe's gone......"
"Sailor's Song" start
Put out ...... (start a voyage)
Where an owl and a cat went
Where Bobby Shaftoe went
" . . . ...... in a sieve"
Kipling's "From Sea ......"
"When I put out ......": Tennyson
put ...... (set sail)
out on a cruise
Sailor's cry
Captain's command

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