Sunday, April 8 2025

2. The exchange of goods or services, often across regions or borders
4. A type of waterway between two land masses or leading to a port
8. When a boat turns over in the water
9. The tidal mouth of a large river where it meets the sea
11. A watercraft designed to operate completely underwater
12. Falling or thrown from a ship into the water
14. A tall vertical pole on a ship that supports sails or rigging
19. A pirate, especially one who operated in the Caribbean
20. A technology that uses sound waves to detect underwater objects
22. A small sheltered bay along a coastline
25. A person responsible for plotting and directing the course of a vessel
26. The lowest compartment on a ship, where water collects
28. A heavy object used to keep a ship in place
30. Debris or cargo floating in the water after a shipwreck
32. A person who navigates or works on a ship
33. A commotion or fuss, often used to describe chaos aboard a ship
34. The flat surface on the top of a ship
35. Tiny marine organisms that float in the ocean and serve as a food source

1. A group of ships traveling together or under the same ownership
3. Goods thrown overboard from a ship to lighten the load
5. A deep or seemingly bottomless chasm in the ocean
6. A person who swims or works underwater using special equipment
7. Related to the sea, especially in regard to navigation or shipping
10. A place on the coast where ships may find shelter
13. Feeling nauseous due to the motion of a ship on the water
15. A floating marker used for navigation or warnings at sea
16. A giant sea creature, often used symbolically for something enormous
17. The front part of a ship
18. The rear part of a ship
21. The system of ropes and chains used to support and control sails
23. A seasonal wind bringing heavy rain, often affecting sea travel
24. A long journey, typically by sea
27. Goods transported by ship or other large vehicle
29. The main body of a ship, excluding the masts or sails
31. course! Here's another set of 35 ocean-related words and their definitions, formatted the same way:
32. A mythical sea creature with the head and torso of a woman and the tail of a fish