Crossword clues for atrip
atrip
- Just clear of the bottom, as an anchor
- "Take ___ down memory lane . . ."
- Raised, as an anchor
- Sheridan's ''___ to Scarborough''
- Position for a sail or mast
- "Topper Takes ---" (1939)
- "--- to Scarborough" (Sheridan work)
- What you take when you hit the road
- What you take to see a touring band
- Taking ___ down memory lane
- Take -- (do some traveling)
- Take ___ (vacation)
- Take __ (go on vacation)
- Sheridan's ____ to Scarborough
- Ready for trimming, as a sail
- On ___ (vacationing)
- Like a raised anchor
- Just off the bottom, as an anchor
- Just free of the bottom, as an anchor
- Free, naut
- Free, as an anchor
- Free of the bottom, as an anchor
- Clear, as an anchor
- Book ___ (arrange to travel)
- Anchors aweigh position
- "___ to Scarborough"
- ''Take ___ down memory lane ...''
- Anchor position
- In position, as a sail
- No longer anchored
- Just clear of the ocean floor
- Hoisted, nautically
- Barely clearing, as an anchor
- Ready, as a sail
- "What ___!" ("Far out!")
- Take ___ (travel)
- Take ___ down memory lane ...
- Just off the bottom, nautically
- Off the bottom, as an anchor
- "___ to the Moon" (first science fiction film, 1902)
- "___ to the Moon" (seminal 1902 sci-fi film)
- Up, as an anchor
- Like some anchors and sails
- Aweigh
- Describing an anchor clear of the bottom
- Sheridan's "___ to Scarborough"
- Hove clear, as an anchor
- Barely aweigh
- American on journey no longer anchored
- Anchor just lifted, ready for a journey
- Nautical term
- On the road
- "Take ___ down memory lane"
- Out and about
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Atrip \A*trip"\, adv. [Pref. a- + trip.] (Naut.)
Just hove clear of the ground; -- said of the anchor.
Sheeted home, hoisted taut up and ready for trimming; -- said of sails.
Hoisted up and ready to be swayed across; -- said of yards.
Wiktionary
a. 1 (context nautical of an anchor English) Just clear of the ground. 2 (context nautical of sails English) Sheeted home, hoisted taut up and ready for trimming. 3 (context nautical of yards English) Hoisted up and ready to be swayed across.
WordNet
adj. of an anchor; just clear of the bottom [syn: aweigh]
Usage examples of "atrip".
Fielding had it almost atrip - and let the breeze and the turning tide carry the ship out while it was being run up.
And then the one with her topsail atrip, that they are making such a cock of trimming -Judas Priest, what a Hornchurch fair!
I begged Mr Lloyd for a boat, a small boat, but he declared that it was as much as his skin was worth to suffer me to go without an order from you, adding, with an inhuman leer, that he thought the Commodore would have anchors atrip before the ebb.