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Sailing
Out of port
Drifting
Using clippers?
Toward water
Voyaging
On the main
On the briny
In the Black?
Launched
Fishing, perhaps
Between ports
Perplexed
Over the bounding main
"___ of troubles": Hamlet
Off land
Underway to over there
In a muddle
On the Aegean, say
Riding the waves
Midvoyage
In midvoyage, maybe
On a deck, perhaps
Between 28-Down
In midvoyage
On the bounding main
Cruising
Floating, perhaps
Not docked
Aboard a ship
On clippers?
Not in harbor
On naval maneuvers
Offshore
In the Red?
Far from shore
On a crossing
Like some storms
Like many hurricanes
Out of harbor
Crossing the Atlantic, maybe
Out of sight of shore
Dazed
Away from port
Not ashore
In deep water?
Not in port
Headed for foreign ports
Lost
On a brig
Toward the big waves
Not grounded, perhaps
Way off shore
Like some salts
Sailing along
Like some tars
Where liners go
Like many a hurricane
On the open water
In full sail
Out fishing, possibly
Away from land
On the ocean
Away, in a way
Off the coast
Where ships go
Voyaging
Well off the coast
Unable to get one's feet on the ground?
Like some hurricanes
Off on a cruise
Like some pirates
Steaming along, maybe
Far from harbor
Not berthed
Between shores, maybe
Totally confused
On deep water
Being tossed, maybe
On the deep
Out with the fleet
Far from land
Where bluejackets go
Like pirates
Having shipped out
Where Melville's Billy Budd went
On a cruise
Where pirates go
Out on the water
Serving in the navy
Sailing or whaling
On the Aegean
No longer in the docks
Braving the briny
Exploring à la Columbus
Boating on the Baltic
On the Azov
Under sail
On an ocean liner, perhaps
In Poseidon's purview
Having a row, maybe?
No longer docked
Bewildered
Far from terra firma
Floating on the Aegean, e.g.
Clueless
"...arms against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
On the Pacific
Surrounded by water
Cruising on the ocean
On the Caribbean
Out past the buoys
Not yet docked
Surrounded by the briny
Headed for Europe, perhaps
On the Bering
On the Yellow
On a 2-Down, perhaps
On the Black or Red
Fishing for marlin, say
Drifting, maybe
Out beyond the buoys
No longer in port
Making a crossing
Where one is likely to hear 58-Down
Out beyond the breakers
Whaling, e.g.
On the Dead or the Red
Between shores
On the Red or Dead
On the Atlantic
Making waves?
Crossing the Adriatic, perhaps
On the deck, perhaps
Not grounded, say
On the water
Drifting on the briny
On the Love Boat, perhaps
Cruising, perhaps
Far from port
On the Mediterranean
On a ship
On an ocean liner
On a liner, e.g.
Fishing, maybe
On a voyage
Having given a slip the slip?
Away from the shore
Off the land
Like an uncomfortable landlubber
Taking a cruise
On a liner
Not on terra firma, maybe
Far from the dock
Where gobs go
"... against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
Like tars, at times
Cruising, maybe
Befuddled
Trawling, e.g.
On a cruise ship, say
Pitching and rolling
Enjoying a cruise
Enjoying the salt air
Like the old explorers, often
Yachting, maybe
Out of the harbor
Out of port, but not wine
Europe-bound, maybe
Like Columbus, often
Like sailors at work
Puzzled
Fishing for tarpon, e.g.
Cruising on the briny
De-ported?
Away from shore
En route on a liner
En route via liner
In between ports
Between continents, perhaps
Enroute, in a way
Bobbing on the briny
Among the whitecaps
Not yet 21 Down
Out where the air is salty
On the Marmara
On the Baltic
Cruising between ports
Braving the waves
Crossing the pond?
Cruising the Pacific, e.g.
Where the buoys and gulls are?
En route to Greece, perhaps
On an ocean journey
Where the buoys are
Like the ark during the flood
Toward open waters
Aboard a liner
Not well-grounded?
On a clipper
Crossing the Atlantic, perhaps
Confused
Fishing for marlin, e.g.
On open waters
Completely lost
''... against ___ of troubles'' (Shakespeare)
Crossing the Adriatic
Yachting to Hawaii, e.g.
Not on solid ground?
On the Red or the Dead
On the Indian
Not well grounded
Like the Owl and the Pussycat
On the Mediterranean, e.g.
Midvoyage, e.g.
On a voyage on the ocean
On an ocean liner, e.g.
Between islands
Voyaging, in a way
Between ports, e.g.
Floundering
Participating in the America's Cup
Traveling on a yacht
Where sailors are often found
Between Italy and Albania
Traveling the ocean
Traversing the deep
On the Coral
Aboard the QE2
Washed out?
In international waters, e.g.
On the Red or Yellow
On Quint's Orca, perhaps
En route to England, maybe
Off the coast, e.g.
On the Caribbean, e.g.
Befuddled, metaphorically
Enjoying the QEII
Totally befuddled
Totally lost
Where whalers go
Sailing, say
"… arms against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
Where many storms originate
Away from the slip
Going from port to port
Ralph Vaughan Williams's "___ Symphony"
Having shipped out?
Away from harbor
Aboard a 21-Across, maybe
See 29-Across
Between beaches, maybe
Midvoyage, maybe
Where to find some tars
Crossing an ocean
Hawaii-bound, in a way
Like a befuddled sailor?
Out on the waves
Aboard an ocean liner
Cruising the Caribbean
Like the arc during the flood
Sailing on the ocean
On the open ocean
Sailing the waves
On a deck, maybe
On the ocean blue
Deported?
Cruising the Caribbean, e.g.
Cruising the Caribbean, say
Riding the big waves
At 30° W 30° N, e.g.
Boating on the briny
Sailing the Pacific
Sailing the bounding main
Out on the Pequod or Bounty
Cruising the Pacific
Upon the Mediterranean
"... against ___ of troubles": Shak.
In a shell, maybe
On a liner, maybe
Traveling, in a way
Into open waters
Off the shore
On the Terryhedian, e.g.
" arms against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
"... against ___ of troubles" (Shakespeare)
En route to Catalina
Using clippers
"... against --- of troubles"
On the Tyrrhenian, e.g.
On a slow boat to China
Gone fishing, say
Out from port
Sailing, old-style
Not on shore
Disoriented
Gone sailing
"... against ___ of troubles": "Hamlet"
Where sailors go
Researching whales, say
On the Adriatic
Toward the ocean
Brine-borne
Like many salts
To the briny
Where sailing prevails
On a whale watch, perhaps
On an ocean voyage
Out on the waves
Where landlubbers prefer not to be
Living off the land?
Headed to Bermuda, perhaps
"Self is ___ boundless and measureless": Gibran
On an ark, e.g.
On a liner, say
Like Magellan, often
On a boat
Out on the briny blue
Sailing the ocean
Whale-watching, maybe
Yachting
Out on the briny
On an ocean liner, maybe
'... ___ of troubles'
In a quandary
'... against ___ of troubles'
Far offshore
Confounded
Mid-voyage
Underway to over there?
Away from the dock
Circumnavigating, perhaps
On board ship
Like Captain Nemo out in the Nautilus, e.g.
On board ship
Cruising, say
See 9-Across
On a clipper, say
On the Java
Leave the dock
Like Columbus, much of the time
Under sail, say
On the Baltic, say
Where Billy Budd went in "Billy Budd"
On a steamer, say
Place to float your boat
Sailing between continents
Floating away?
On deck, say
No longer tied up
In the Red or the Black
Midocean
Sailing on the Pacific, perhaps
Where to find clippers?
On a cruise, say
Like whale hunters, e.g.
Heading toward an island, maybe
On a slow boat to
Traveling like Columbus
Mid-ocean
Like the Flying Dutchman
On the Adriatic, say
Voyaging, say
Drifting the ocean
Making waves, perhaps
Where to find clippers
A bit bewildered
On "The Main"
Crossing the ocean
In a mixed up state
On an America's Cup yacht
"Or to take arms against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
Going through the oceans?
Not on land
Offshore and then some
On an ocean liner, say
"Or to take arms against ___ of troubles..."
Between continents, say
Seaward
On a schooner, say
Like Phileas Fogg during much of his journey
Whence comes the captain
Sailing, perhaps
Currently yachting
En route on the main
Fishing among the waves
Port is or has been left here
Where Jim Hawkins spent some time in "Treasure Island"
Headed for an isle, maybe
Amid deep water
Not at port
On the "minnow"
Crossing the Atlantic
In search of whales, perhaps
Confused maybe
Utilizing a ship
Floating on the Pacific
Offshore, and then some
Traveling on the ocean
Between continents, often
En route on a ship
Between continents
Adrift
"... ___ of troubles" ("Hamlet")
Yachting, perhaps
Out fishing, maybe
Floating
Swimming with the sharks
Underway
Midvoyage, perhaps
Floating on the Atlantic
Way out there on a yacht
Involved in a yacht race
On the Pacific, say
On an ocean trip
Midvoyage on the Indian
Sailing the Atlantic
Yachting across the Pacific
No longer tied up, say
Between Europe and America, say
Discombobulated
Lost and tossed
" ... against ___ of troubles": "Hamlet"
On a yacht, perhaps
Not touching the port?
Utilizing a liner
On the Caspian, e.g.
Fishing in the Atlantic, e.g.
At a loss
Voyaging on an ocean
Cruising along
Where to find 36-Down
Europe-bound, perhaps
On a deck on 11-Down
On the 30-Down
Scads, to Hamlet
In international waters
No longer at anchor
Drifting in the Pacific
Bobbing on the Adriatic
Out on the ocean
Way out amidst the waves
Dazed or adrift
Baffled
Drifting upon the Pacific
Not even close to the pier
Bobbing in the ocean
Like Columbus at work
On the waves
Swimming in the ocean
Heaps, to Hamlet
Chasing Moby Dick, say
Not even close to land
"Law floats in ___ of ethics": Earl Warren
Aboard the qe ii
On the 20-Across
On a yawl, say
Not well grounded?
On a cruise, perhaps
Not yet ashore
Wave of water coming aboard a ship
On the 15-Across
Away on a submarine, say
Off shore
Like Edward Lear's Owl and Pussycat
On the celebes
Floating on the briny
Where to hear 25-Across
In the Aegean
Among the buoys
Braving big waves
"... against ___ of troubles"
Not landbound
On a yacht
Dazed and confused
Making a crossing, e.g.
"Thirst amidst ___ of waves": the "Odyssey"
Far off the shore
Avoiding buoys
On a Pacific poop deck
What landlubbers don't like to be
Whaling, say
Hamlet's amount of troubles?
Dazed on water?
Seriously confused
Sailing on the Baltic
Like a pirate on the briny
On a carrier
Like a befuddled captain?
Floating on the Caribbean
Adrift between continents
Not on terra firma, say
Watching whales close-up
With an active fleet
Floating on the Indian
Bobbing on the waves
Topside, perhaps
Cruising between continents
Place for a nursery rhyme owl
Out in the yacht
Traveling from coast to coast, maybe
Going coast to coast, maybe
Not shipwrecked, say
On the Atlantic, say
Crossing the Atlantic, say
"Thirst amidst ___ of waves": "Odyssey"
Not at the dock, say
Making a crossing, maybe
"Or to take arms against ___ of troubles ...": Hamlet
Underway, in a way
On a yacht, maybe
Like pirates on the Caribbean
Well out of the harbor
Plying the waves
Well offshore
On a ship, perhaps
Headed for Europe, maybe
Like pirates, often
In deep water
Like Magellan, for long periods
In a yellow submarine, maybe
Unmoored, in a way
Not on solid ground, say
Like castaways, before being cast away
Cruising the Arctic, say
Crossing the pond, say
Deployed, as a sailor
On deck, perhaps
Deployed, as a naval officer
Having set sail
Between ports on a cruise
Drifting aimlessly
On a boat, maybe
Like Magellan in 1519
Among buoys
Sailing along?
"... against ___ of troubles": Hamlet
Unmoored
On a ferry, perhaps
Like Pi for much of "Life of Pi"
Like those on a world cruise
Way out there
Not on solid ground
At bay, say?
Bobbing along, maybe
Not on firm ground?
Traveling in waves, say
Like Frodo at the end of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy
Cruising the Caribbean, maybe
At a boat party, say
On a transatlantic crossing
On a cruise ship, maybe

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Answer: ASEA