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Daily Maritime Crossword
03 / JUN / 2026 · skippercheck.net/crossword
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⚓ Daily Maritime Crossword

03 / JUN / 2026 — everyone worldwide gets the same puzzle today. The world's first maritime-only crossword — 259-term nautical corpus.

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      Yesterday's clues & answers — 02 / JUN / 2026

      Newspaper-style: today's page publishes the full solution to Tuesday's puzzle (15 maritime terms). Today's answers stay hidden until tomorrow — play the grid above, or replay Tuesday's grid.

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      1. To lead a line through a block, ring, or eye (5)REEVE
      2. In the IALA Region B system, a red even-numbered conical buoy marking the starboard side of a channel when entering from… (3)NUN
      3. The fore-and-aft tilt of the mast relative to vertical (4)RAKE
      4. A pivoting keel that can be raised into a trunk to reduce draft and lowered to resist leeway (11)CENTERBOARD
      5. The aft end of the vessel (5)STERN
      6. The generic term at sea for any rope in use (4)LINE
      7. A quay, pontoon, or berth where a vessel ties up — and also the act of bringing her alongside (4)DOCK

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      1. To throw — usually a line (5)HEAVE
      2. Heeling excessively because the boat is carrying too much sail for the wind strength (11)OVERPOWERED
      3. The imaginary line running down the middle of the vessel from bow to stern (10)CENTERLINE
      4. To make fast — attaching a sail to a spar or stay, or tying a line to a sail (4)BEND
      5. The mostly horizontal upper surface of the hull (4)DECK
      6. In the water behind the vessel, or moving backwards (6)ASTERN
      7. A large headsail whose clew overlaps the mast, giving extra upwind drive compared with a working jib (5)GENOA
      8. To remove water from inside the vessel, traditionally with a bucket or scoop (4)BAIL

      Great for studying COLREGs, VHF procedure, navigation marks, rigging and seamanship vocabulary — or just as a spoiler if you got stuck.