A crossword exploring archaic maritime commands once vital for sailing ships but now largely obsolete.
Forgotten Orders of Antique Seafaring
A crossword exploring 16 archaic maritime commands and nautical orders once vital to sailors navigating the seas of yore.
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- 1. The railing around a ship’s stern deck
- 2. To sound a high-pitched whistle as a ceremonial call
- 5. An order to cease or stop immediately
- 7. Command referring to the middle of the ship
- 9. To tie or secure something tightly, often ropes or sails
- 11. To roll up or secure a sail
- 13. To lift the anchor in preparation to sail
- 15. To stop or cancel a previous command or operation on deck
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- 3. Old maritime distress call signaling a grave emergency
- 4. Command to pull with force using ropes or anchors
- 6. Edge of a sail that is shaped to catch wind
- 8. Old term for frame used to lift heavy cargo or sails
- 10. Order to move or change position, often sails or cargo
- 12. To put away gear or cargo securely
- 14. Command for ship’s guns to fire or sound warning
- 16. Raise a sail or flag with ropes
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