Crossword clues for alee
alee
- Safe, at sea
- Safe, onboard a ship
- Away from the wind, on a ship
- Sea direction
- Sailing 101 word
- Protected, on board
- Protected, nautically
- Out of the elements
- In a safe place
- Big-screen beekeeper
- Away from the wind, on a yacht
- "Hard ___!" (captain's cry)
- Toward protection, at sea
- Tacking direction
- Shielded from the storm
- Safe, asea
- Protected, onboard
- On the safe side, nautically
- Not on the windy side
- Mariner's heading
- Away from the wind, to sailors
- Away from the salty spray
- To the protected side
- Sheltered from the storm
- Seaman's direction
- Sailing term
- Safe, nautically
- Position on a ship
- Out of the gale
- On the quieter side
- On the calmer side, at sea
- On the calmer side of the ship
- Away from the wind, on the waters
- Away from the bluster
- Windward opposite
- Ship position
- Sheltered on the sea
- Sheltered from the weather
- Sea term
- Safe nautical direction
- Safe from the storm
- Out of wind?
- Opposite the wind
- One way to turn a boat
- On the sheltered side, at sea
- On the less breezy side, at sea
- Not threatened by the wind
- No-wind location, nautically
- Nautically safe
- Like a sailor avoiding the draft?
- Hard direction?
- Hard direction
- Downwind at sea
- Direction on a ship
- Command to a helmsman
- Aweather's counterpart
- Aweather opposite
- Away from wind, for a ship
- Away from the wind, in sailing
- Away from most of the blowing
- Away form the wind
- America's Cup heading
- "Hard ___!" (helmsman's cry)
- "Hard ___!" (captain's command)
- ''Hard ___!'' (helmsman's cry)
- ''Hard ___!'' (helm command)
- Word to a helmsman
- Word shouted while tacking
- Wind-related nautical adverb
- Under shelter
- Towards the sheltered side, at sea
- Toward the side away from the wind
- Toward the safe side, nautically
- Toward the calm side
- Toward shelter, asea
- Toward calmer seas
- To the sheltered side
- To the safe side, at sea
- To the safe side at sea
- To sheltered side
- To shelter, on waves
- To shelter side
- Tar's adverb
- Steering clear of the draft?
- Starboard, sometimes
- South, in a north wind
- Sheltered, to sailors
- Sheltered, to a salt
- Sheltered, on ships
- Sheltered on the water
- Sheltered in the Aegean
- Sheltered (naut.)
- Sea position
- Safest nautical direction
- Safely on the sea
- Safe from wind
- Safe direction at sea
- Protected while sailing
- Protected on a boat
- Protected from wind
- Protected from the gale
- Protected from gusts
- Protected from buffeting
- Out of the teeth of the gale
- Out of harm's way, perhaps
- Out of harm's way, nautically
- Out of harm's way, maybe
- Opposite of aweather, to a sailor
- One way to turn the helm
- One way to orient a ship
- On the sheltered side ( nautically )
- On the quiet side, for sailors
- On the quiet side, at sea
- On the lower side, in a heeling vessel
- On the less blustery side
- On the lee side
- On the calmest side, at sea
- On the calmer side of the boat
- On the calm side, to a helmsman
- On sheltered side
- Ocean call
- Not to the wind
- Not in the Pacific wind
- Not being buffeted as much
- Non-windy side
- No-wind, nautically
- Nautically protected
- Nautical safe word
- Missing the draft?
- Mariner's sheltered side
- Like the northern Lesser Antilles, vis-à-vis the Windward Islands
- Like the northern Antilles Islands vis-à-vis the southern ones
- Like the helm while tacking
- Like the helm during tacking
- Less affected by gusts
- Less affected by blowing
- In the direction of shelter
- Helmsman's word
- Helm side
- Hard follower, at sea
- Hard __: sailor's alert
- Harbor position
- Guarded at sea
- Good direction to sail
- Downwind, to sailors
- Downwind, on the ocean
- Downwind, for a ship
- Down wind
- Dodging the draft?
- Direction of a ship
- Direction in sailing
- Craft's position, sometimes
- Captain's safe heading
- Calmer, nautically
- Calm ship side
- Boat's heading
- Away from weather
- Away from the windy side
- Away from the wind, to a seafarer
- Away from the wind, on a windjammer
- Away from salty wind
- Away from gales
- Away from a storm
- Avoiding the wind
- Avoiding blows?
- Antonym of "windward"
- Ahab's safe side?
- Adverb used by sailors
- Adverb from Old English for "shelter"
- Adverb at sea
- "The Sea-Wolf" adverb
- "The Sailor's Bible" adverb
- "Ready about! Hard ___!"
- "Hard" follower, at sea
- "Hard __!": sailor's cry
- "Hard __!": captain's command
- On the safe side, at sea
- Sailor's direction, sometimes
- Out of the weather
- Ship's direction
- Sheltered, at sea
- Away from harm's way
- Nautical direction that avoids the wind
- Sheltered side
- Windward's opposite
- Not aweather, on a ship
- Out of the wind, on windjammers
- Downwind, nautically
- Toward shelter, at sea
- Away from the wind, nautically
- Nautical heading
- On the quiet side?
- Not into the wind
- On the captain's good side?
- Sheltered from the wind, nautically
- Like one side of a ship
- Toward shelter, nautically
- On the safe side?
- Wheelhouse direction
- Opposite of a weather
- On the sheltered side, nautically
- Opposite of windward
- Toward one side of a ship
- Direction at sea
- Safe, on board
- Sheltered, nautically
- Nautical adverb
- Away from the storm, at sea
- Hard ___ (nautical term)
- Toward the windless side
- Not windward
- "Hard ___!" (ship command)
- Sheltered, in a way
- One way for a ship to turn
- Position at sea
- One way to orient a boat
- Aweather's opposite
- Out of the wind, nautically
- How some ships turn
- "Hard ___!" (nautical cry)
- How a ship may be turned
- "Hard ___!" (helm command)
- Downwind, at sea
- "Hard ___!" (sailor's yell)
- On the quiet side, nautically
- Toward the sheltered side, at sea
- On the calm side, at sea
- One way to turn a ship
- Way to direct a helm
- Helm heading
- Protected, in a way
- Main course?
- Salt's direction
- Off the wind
- "Hard ___!" (nautical order)
- Protected, at sea
- One way to turn at sea
- Out of the wind, at sea
- Avoiding the draft?
- Helm position
- Downwind, on a ship
- Skipper's direction
- Way to turn a ship
- "Hard ___!" (captain's order)
- Not in the wind
- Downwind, to a sailor
- Toward the quiet side
- Out of harm's way, in a way
- Protected from the wind, in sailing
- On the less windy side
- How the helm might be put
- Sheltered at sea
- One way to direct a helm
- On the 31-Across side
- How a ship might turn
- Toward safety
- Protected from squalls
- "Helm ___!" (captain's cry)
- Boat direction
- "Hard ___!" (nautical command)
- "Helm's ___!" (nautical cry)
- Captain's direction
- How a ship's sails may be positioned
- One way to turn a vessel
- Sailor's heading
- Protected, at 58-Down
- Away from the ocean wind
- Term at sea
- Nautical term
- Skipper's command
- Who is Peggy?
- To the sheltered side, at sea
- Nautical word
- Ship's position
- Nonwindy side, nautically
- Aweather's antonym
- Shielded, at sea
- Toward shelter at sea
- Nautical command
- Captain's command
- Sailing direction
- Sheltered on the Sargasso
- Mariner's term
- Tar's direction in a storm
- Opp. of windward
- Sailor's word
- Towards shelter
- Away from the gusts
- Peggy or Pinky?
- On a sloop's sheltered side
- Helmsman's command
- Boat's position
- Captain's heading
- Toward shelter, to a sailor
- Away from the weather at sea
- Protected from winds at sea
- Opposed to aweather
- Away from gusts
- Way to turn while tacking
- Skipper's order
- Away from the gales
- To shelter, on a ship
- Wind-shielded
- Away from the ocean's winds
- Shipboard direction
- Sheltered, on a liner
- Captain's "Hard ___!"
- Sheltered from wind
- Helmsman's call
- Word in a log
- One way to put the helm
- Farthest from the wind side
- Seaman's word
- Command at sea
- "Hard ___" (skipper's order)
- Helm direction
- In the direction of movement, as of a glacier
- Positional word for seamen
- America's Cup term
- Skipper's "Hard ___!"
- Sailing word
- Away from aweather
- On the protected side
- Word heard topside
- Antithesis of aweather
- Wind-sheltered
- Tar's term
- To shelter, at sea
- Sheltered, on the briny
- Sheltered, as a sailor
- Sheltered, asea
- To the downwind side
- Away from the sea winds
- Order to the helmsman
- Nautical position
- Toward protection asea
- Shielded, in a way
- Sheltered on the Red
- Pub serving
- Out of the storm, nautically
- Mariner's direction
- Away from the breeze
- On the safer side, at sea
- Nautically sheltered
- Away from the wind, at sea
- Bligh's direction
- Away from windward
- Protected at sea
- On the calmer side, nautically
- Toward the protected side
- Sheltered, on a ship
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Alee \A*lee"\, adv. [Pref. a- + lee.] (Naut.) On or toward the lee, or the side away from the wind; the opposite of aweather. The helm of a ship is alee when pressed close to the lee side.
Hard alee, or Luff alee, an order to put the helm to the lee side.
Wiktionary
adv. On the lee side of a ship; to leeward.
WordNet
adv. on or toward the lee; "put the helm alee"
Wikipedia
Alexandra Adamoski (born July 18, 1992 in Edmonton, Alberta) is a Canadian country music singer-songwriter known by the singular name Alee. Alee released her debut album, This Road Goes Everywhere, on July 18, 2013. Her 2013 single "Don't Say You Love Me" reached the top 25 on the Billboard Canada Country chart. In August 2013, she won the Canadian Country Music Association's Jiffy Lube FanFest Performance Contest.
Usage examples of "alee".
True, he would be able to put more into them than was in the written word because he was a bit of an actor when he got going, but as the years went on Alee found that he was more than a bit of an embarrassment, people laughed at him.
Peter and Mary laughed together again Alee said, You two should have your heads looked at.
Walton had been known to brag that her house was the best furnished in the street, and on this she was right When in 1916 and at the age of seventeen she had married Alee, he was just out of his time in the shipyard and owing to the war earning good money.
The boy smiled up at him, and now Alee smiled back and cuffed his ear, then they stepped out into the driving rain.
Mary was just prevented from hissing it out by Alee entering through the open door.
Almost choking, Ben wrenched himself free, and as he staggered back against the partition on which the tin stuff was stacked Alee flung up the counter flap and was on him again.
Then Alee, pulling himself slowly away from the counter, went from the shop.
Alice hobbled towards Mary, and when she came face to face with her, she was standing almost in the same place in which Alee had stood some days earlier.
As if her thoughts had conjured him up, she saw Alee standing half-hidden behind the buttressed corner of the church wall.
The bone of her contention and her main topic now, as it had been for months, was the fact that Alee and Mary were together.
Lally by the arm he led her into the hallway, where Alee was standing.
Hal put the whipstall hard alee, but as she struggled wildly to feel the wind come across her stern, and threatened to gybe with all standing, Daniel paid off the yard braces to take the strain.
Admiral Sir Paul Bigod and a sizable portion of his Royal Navy, the Norfolk Squadron was beating down toward Cape Penas and the Port of Gijon, which lay a little alee of that promontory.
Now, in company with Admiral Sir Paul Bigod and a sizable portion of his Royal Navy, the Norfolk Squadron was beating down toward Cape Penas and the Port of Gijon, which lay a little alee of that promontory.
It was only the quick rush of feet that aleed her and by then it was too late, one arm arounder neck half choking her.