Crossword clues for asea
asea
- Traveling like Columbus
- Toward open waters
- Totally bumfuzzled
- To the briny
- Tahiti-bound, perhaps
- Swimming with the sharks
- Sailing, perhaps
- Sailing the bounding main
- Sailing on the Pacific, perhaps
- Out beyond the buoys
- On the Red or Yellow
- On the Indian
- On the Caribbean, e.g
- On Quint's Orca, perhaps
- On an America's Cup yacht
- On a liner, say
- On a deck, maybe
- On a cruise, perhaps
- On a cruise, maybe
- Off shore
- Not well grounded?
- Not on shore
- Like the ark during the flood
- Like a befuddled sailor?
- Into open waters
- In the main?
- In search of whales, perhaps
- In international waters, e.g
- Hawaii-bound, in a way
- Having left port
- Fishing, maybe
- Fishing for marlin, e.g
- Fishing among the waves
- Far from port
- En route to England, maybe
- En route on a ship
- Drifting on the briny
- Doesn't have a clue
- Cruising the Pacific
- Cruising on the briny
- Crossing the ocean
- Crossing the Atlantic, say
- Bobbing on the waves
- Bobbing on the briny
- Aboard the QE2
- "... against --- of troubles"
- ". . . against ___ of troubles . . ."
- " . . . ___ of troubles": Hamlet
- Yachting, maybe
- Yachting to Hawaii
- Yachting across the Pacific
- With an active fleet
- Where to find some tars
- Where the Flying Dutchman is seen
- Where the buoys and gulls are?
- Where landlubbers prefer not to be
- Where Jim Hawkins went
- Where Jim Hawkins spent some time in "Treasure Island"
- What landlubbers don't like to be
- Whaling, say
- Whale-watching, maybe
- Well out of the harbor
- Way out there on a yacht
- Way out amidst the waves
- Watching whales close-up
- Voyaging on an ocean
- Utilizing a ship
- Utilizing a liner
- Using clippers
- Unmoored, in a way
- Underway, in a way
- Trawling, perhaps
- Trawling, e.g
- Traversing an ocean
- Travelling, in a way
- Traveling on the ocean
- Traveling o'er the waves
- Traveling from coast to coast, maybe
- Traveling far from shore
- Toward the Pacific
- Topside, perhaps
- To the ocean
- Swimming in the ocean
- Surrounded by the briny
- Seriously confused
- Scads, to Hamlet
- Sailing, to a sailor
- Sailing, poetically
- Sailing, old-style
- Sailing the ocean
- Sailing the Atlantic
- Sailing rough waters
- Sailing on the Baltic
- Riding the big waves
- Port is or has been left here
- Plying the waves
- Plying the ocean
- Place for a nursery rhyme owl
- Pitching and rolling
- Over Davy Jones’ locker
- Outward bound
- Out yachting
- Out on a boat, say
- Out on a boat
- Out in the yacht
- Out from port
- On the Red or the Dead
- On the Red or Dead
- On the Love Boat, perhaps
- On the Love Boat, e.g
- On the liner, say
- On the deck, perhaps
- On the Dead or the Red
- On the Caribbean, say
- On the Atlantic, e.g
- On the Adriatic, e.g
- On Poseidon's territory
- On an ocean liner, say
- On an ocean liner, perhaps
- On an ocean liner, maybe
- On an ocean journey
- On an ark, e.g
- On an ark
- On a yawl, say
- On a yacht, perhaps
- On a yacht, maybe
- On a yacht
- On a voyage on the ocean
- On a tanker, say
- On a steamer, say
- On a slow boat, perhaps
- On a slow boat to
- On a schooner, say
- On a Pacific poop deck
- On a liner, maybe
- On a frigate, say
- On a destroyer, say
- On a cruise ship that's between ports
- On a Carnival ride, perhaps
- On a booze cruise, say
- Off the land
- Not yet ashore
- Not shipwrecked, say
- Not on terra firma, say
- Not on terra firma, maybe
- Not on solid ground, say
- Not in the moment
- Not grounded, say
- Not even close to the pier
- Not even close to land
- Not at the dock, say
- Not anchored, say
- Not aground, say
- Not aground
- Midvoyage, maybe
- Midvoyage, e.g
- Midvoyage on the Indian
- Making an ocean voyage
- Making an ocean crossing
- Making a crossing, e.g
- Like the Titanic, before the iceberg
- Like the Owl and the Pussycat
- Like the Owl and the Pussy-cat
- Like the old explorers, often
- Like the Flying Dutchman
- Like tars, at times
- Like some captains
- Like Santiago during most of the novel
- Like Santiago during most of the book
- Like sailors at work
- Like pirates on the Caribbean
- Like Phileas Fogg during much of his journey
- Like Magellan, often
- Like Magellan, for long periods
- Like Edward Lear's Owl and Pussycat
- Like Columbus, often
- Like Columbus, much of the time
- Like Columbus at work
- Like Columbus at times
- Like castaways, before being cast away
- Like Captain Nemo out in the Nautilus, e.g
- Like an uncomfortable landlubber
- Like a pirate on the briny
- Like a befuddled captain?
- Involved in a yacht race
- In too deep?
- In the Red or the Black
- In the Black, say?
- In the Black, say
- In the Aegean
- In international waters
- In deep water
- In a yellow submarine, maybe
- Heaps, to Hamlet
- Heading toward an island, maybe
- Headed for Europe, maybe
- Headed for an isle, maybe
- Having set sail
- Hamlet's amount of troubles?
- Gone sailing
- Gone fishing, say
- Going whaling, say
- Going through the oceans?
- Going coast to coast, maybe
- Floating out there
- Floating on the Indian
- Floating on the Caribbean
- Floating on the briny
- Floating on the Atlantic
- Fishing in the Atlantic, e.g
- Fishing for tarpon, e.g
- Fishing for marlin, say
- Far off the shore
- Far from the harbor
- Exploring a la Columbus
- Europe-bound, perhaps
- Europe-bound, maybe
- Enroute, in a way
- Enjoying the QEII
- En route via liner
- En route to Martha's Vineyard, say
- En route to Greece, perhaps
- En route on the QEII, e.g
- En route on the QEII
- En route on the main
- En route on a liner
- Drifting upon the Pacific
- Drifting the ocean
- Drifting on the Atlantic
- Drifting in the Pacific
- Dazed or adrift
- Dazed on water?
- Currently yachting
- Cruising the Mediterranean
- Cruising the Caribbean, say
- Cruising the Caribbean
- Cruising the Arctic, say
- Cruising between continents
- Crossing the pond?
- Crossing the Atlantic, perhaps
- Crossing an ocean
- Circumnavigating, perhaps
- Braving the briny
- Braving big waves
- Bobbing on the Adriatic
- Bobbing in the ocean
- Boating on the briny
- Between Europe and America, say
- Between continents, often
- Between beaches, maybe
- Away on a submarine, say
- Away from the slip
- Away from the dock
- Avoiding buoys
- Among the whitecaps
- Among the buoys
- Amid deep water
- Adrift while aboard, maybe
- Adrift between continents
- Aboard a frigate, e.g
- A bit bewildered
- "Thirst amidst __ of waves": the "Odyssey"
- "Thirst amidst __ of waves": "Odyssey"
- "Self is __ boundless and measureless": Gibran
- "Or to take arms against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
- "Or to take arms against ___ of troubles..."
- "Or to take arms against ___ of troubles ...": Hamlet
- "My flow can part ___" (Lil Wayne brag)
- "Law floats in __ of ethics": Earl Warren
- "Have ___!" ("You're not going to like what I'm about to say")
- "Â arms against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
- "...to take arms against ___ of troubles...": Hamlet
- "...against --- of troubles..."
- "... arms against ___ of troubles": "Hamlet"
- "... against ___ of troubles" (Shakespeare)
- "... against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
- "... ___ of troubles" ("Hamlet")
- "--- of troubles" (Hamlet)
- " . . . against ___ of troubles"
- ''... against ___ of troubles''
- ____ of troubles
- ___ of faces
- Singer James
- On the briny
- Perplexed, metaphorically
- Not on land
- Drifting, maybe
- Cruising between ports
- Riding the waves
- On the Baltic, say
- Launched
- Fishing, perhaps
- Between ports, e.g
- Sailing the waves
- Over the bounding main
- Out of port, but not wine
- Using clippers?
- En route on the QE2
- "___ of troubles": Hamlet
- Off land
- Underway to over there?
- On an ocean liner, e.g
- Toward water
- Voyaging, say
- On the main
- In a muddle
- Far from land
- On the Aegean, say
- In the Black?
- Midvoyage, perhaps
- Like some storms
- In midvoyage, maybe
- On a deck, perhaps
- Floating, perhaps
- Between 28-Down
- Not docked
- Aboard a ship
- On clippers?
- Like many hurricanes
- Out of sight of shore
- Not in harbor
- On naval maneuvers
- Out of harbor
- Offshore, and then some
- Crossing the Atlantic, maybe
- In the Red?
- Dazed and confused
- Away from port
- Far from shore
- On a crossing
- Not ashore
- In deep water?
- Not in port
- Away, in a way
- Headed for foreign ports
- В В Singer James
- Like some salts
- Sailing along
- Like some tars
- Steaming along, maybe
- Lost
- Well off the coast
- Unable to get one's feet on the ground?
- On the ocean blue
- Where liners go
- Like many a hurricane
- On a brig
- Like some hurricanes
- On the bounding main
- Off the coast, e.g
- On the open water
- Toward the big waves
- In full sail
- Out fishing, possibly
- Not grounded, perhaps
- Off on a cruise
- Like some pirates
- Away from land
- Way off shore
- Where ships go
- Between shores, maybe
- Totally confused
- On a cruise, say
- Where gobs go
- Out on the water
- Out with the fleet
- Serving in the navy
- Where bluejackets go
- Where pirates go
- Like pirates, often
- Having shipped out?
- Where Melville's Billy Budd went
- On deep water
- Being tossed, maybe
- On the deep
- At 30В° W 30В° N, e.g.
- Having given a slip the slip?
- Ralph Vaughan Williams's "___ Symphony"
- Aboard a 21-Across, maybe
- Where whalers go
- In a shell, maybe
- Researching whales, say
- Like many salts
- Where sailors go
- Off the shore
- Living off the land?
- On an ocean voyage
- See 9-Across
- On deck, say
- Where Billy Budd went in "Billy Budd"
- Like whale hunters, e.g.
- Between continents, say
- Not at port
- On the Adriatic, say
- Out fishing, maybe
- No longer tied up, say
- On the Pacific, say
- Chasing Moby Dick, say
- Out on the ocean
- No longer at anchor
- Cruising along
- Not berthed
- Far from harbor
- At 30° W 30° N, e.g
- In Poseidon's realm
- On the Coral
- Oceanward
- On the Yellow
- Where Magellan was: 1519–21
- Away from harbor
- Under sail, say
- In mid-Atlantic
- On the Ligurian
- On the Java
- On the Red or Black
- On the Sargasso
- On the Barents
- On the Azov
- Like 42 Down, often
- Cruising on a liner
- " . . . ___ of troubles": Shak.
- Where to meet Bobby Shaftoe
- Toward the ocean
- On the Laptev
- On the Andaman
- On the Indian, e.g
- On the Mediterranean, e.g
- In the horse latitudes
- On the China
- Riding the Love Boat
- Sailing on the Red
- On the QE2
- On the big drink
- Yachting, perhaps
- "Into ___ of dew": Field
- With the fleet
- Not landbound
- Without a clue
- Participating in 46 Across
- Braving the waves
- On the Caribbean, poetically
- Like a traveling trawler
- Atop the Indian
- " . . . against ___ of troubles": Hamlet
- On the Caspian, e.g
- Where a landlubber is a dub who flubs
- On the Marmara
- Voyaging on the QE2
- Traveling on the QE2
- Where Columbus was in Sept. 1492
- On the Black or Red
- Befuddled, metaphorically
- Bewildered
- Out in the Atlantic
- On the Channel
- Where landlubbers need new legs
- Yachting to Hawaii, e.g
- On the Spanish Main
- On the water
- On the salt water
- On the Atlantic, say
- Well offshore
- Out on the Coral
- Sailing down to Rio
- Confused maybe
- In a currach off 60 Across
- In a bewildered state
- In Poseidon's domain
- In Neptune's realm
- On the Aral
- On the Marmora
- On naval operations
- Wave-tossed
- On the blue
- On a voyage, say
- Out on the deep
- " . . . take arms against ___ of troubles"
- Muddled up
- On the Celebes
- In midocean
- Before the mast
- Voyaging, in a way
- Where Shaftoe is
- On an ocean trip
- Between continents, perhaps
- Where the buoys are
- On the Tyrrhenian, e.g
- On open waters
- Nautical word
- Totally lost
- Enjoying a cruise
- No longer in the docks
- On a ship, perhaps
- Away from shore
- At a loss
- No longer docked
- In a quandary
- Completely lost
- Taking a cruise
- No longer in port
- Sailing, say
- Out on the waves
- In between ports
- Totally befuddled
- Aboard an ocean liner
- Out past the buoys
- Not well-grounded?
- Making a crossing, maybe
- Far from terra firma
- Away from the shore
- Traversing the deep
- Surrounded by water
- Sailing or whaling
- Participating in the America's Cup
- Out of the harbor
- On a slow boat to China, e.g
- Far offshore
- Cruising, maybe
- Aboard a liner, e.g
- Sailing on the ocean
- Out where the air is salty
- On the waves
- On a clipper, say
- On a carrier
- Not on solid ground?
- Having a row, maybe?
- Cruising, perhaps
- Whaling, e.g
- Washed out?
- On the open ocean
- On a liner, e.g
- Making waves?
- Making waves, perhaps
- Going from port to port
- Cruising, say
- Cruising the Pacific, e.g
- Between shores
- Between Italy and Albania
- Between islands
- Upon the Mediterranean
- Traveling the ocean
- Sailing the Pacific
- Sailing between continents
- Place to float your boat
- Out on the Pequod or Bounty
- Out on the briny blue
- Out beyond the breakers
- On a cruise ship, say
- On a boat, perhaps
- Not yet docked
- Floating on the Pacific
- Far from the dock
- Enjoying the salt air
- Cruising the Caribbean, e.g
- Crossing the Adriatic, perhaps
- ". . . against __ of troubles": Shak
- ". . . against __ of troubles": "Hamlet"
- Where to find clippers?
- Where sailors are often found
- Where sailing prevails
- Where many storms originate
- Whence comes the captain
- Whale-watching, perhaps
- Traveling, in a way
- Traveling on a yacht
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
asea
a. 1 on the ocean; on a boat on the ocean 2 uncertain; (psychologically) adrift. adv. in the direction of the sea, seaward.
WordNet
asea
adv. in the direction of the sea; "the sailor looked seaward" [syn: seaward, seawards, toward the sea]
Wikipedia
Asea
Asea may refer to:
- African Securities Exchanges Association or African Stock Exchanges Association, an alliance of African exchanges
- Allmänna Svenska Elektriska Aktiebolaget, a former Swedish industrial company, now part of Asea Brown Boveri
- Asea, Greece, a village in Arcadia, Greece
- ASEA, LLC, a privately owned direct selling company, located in Salt Lake City, Utah
Usage examples of "asea".
It was horrible, and the fog drifting, rocking like waves asea, with the sun of late morning striving to burn it away to reveal a plain of red-splattered grass littered with corpses.
I had been too long asea, too long banking my anticipation for this moment.
Crazed souls took running dives off a stage and landed on asea of human limbs.
In the late fifties, Alfvén had been called in by the Swedish power company ASEA to investigate a problem they were having with explosions in mercury arc rectifiers used in the transmission grid.