Across
- 4. NEAR OR TOWARD THE STERN OF THE VESSEL
- 5. LOOSE FROM MOORINGS AND OUT OF CONTROL
- 8. CANDY, GUM OR CAFETERIA
- 10. HALLWAY
- 13. COMPARTMENT IN WHICH ANCHOR CHAIN IS STOWED
- 17. HOSPITAL OR MEDICAL CLINIC
- 18. LINES ERECTED AROUND THE WEATHERDECKS OF A SHIP TO PREVENT PERSONNEL FROM FALLING OR BEING WASHED OVER THE SIDE
- 19. TO BEGIN WORK
- 20. TO DISPOSE OF BY THROWING OVER THE SIDE
- 21. AN ORDER TO RESUME WORK OR DUTIES
- 22. BATTLE STATIONS
- 25. DRINKING FOUNTAIN; A RUMOR
- 26. ASSEMBLING OF ALL HANDS FOR MUSTER, INSTRUCTION, AND INSPECTION
- 27. WORKING ABOVE THE HIGHEST DECK; GENERALLY PERFORMING MAINTENANCE ON THE SHIP'S MAST
- 29. SNUGLY SECURED
- 30. TO THROW OFF; TO LET GO; TO UNFURL
- 32. AN ANCHORED FLOAT USED AS AN AID TO NAVIGATION OR TO MARK THE LOCATION OF AN OBJECT
- 33. PERMISSION TO LEAVE THE BASE; USUALLY FOR NOT MORE THAN 48 HOURS
- 34. BRASS OR SHINY METAL KEPT POLISHED RATHER THAN PAINTED
- 37. NATIONAL FLAG; COMMISSIONED OFFICER BETWEEN THE RANK OF CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER AND LIEUTENANT JUNIOR GRADE
- 38. RAISING OR LOWERING OF A NATIONAL FLAG, CEREMONIES HELD AT 0800 & SUNSET FOR HOISTING & HAULING DOWN THE NATIONAL ENSIGN
- 39. LOCK, PUT AWAY OR STOP WORK
Down
- 1. PLACE TO WASH DISHES
- 2. A UNIT OF LENGTH, EQUAL TO 6 FEET, USED FOR MEASURING THE DEPTH OF WATER
- 3. REPLY TO AN ORDER OR COMMAND MEANING "I UNDERSTAND AND WILL COMPLY"
- 4. THE ENTIRE SHIP'S COMPANY, BOTH OFFICER AND ENLISTED
- 6. TIME TO SLEEP, END OF DAY
- 7. ANY COMMISSIONED OFFICER IN PAYGRADE O-7 OR ABOVE
- 9. BED
- 11. BUILDING WHERE SAILORS LIVE
- 12. PLACE TO EAT
- 13. COUPON OR RECEIPT BOOK
- 14. CEILING
- 15. KITCHEN
- 16. DOWNSTAIRS
- 22. STORAGE ROOM
- 23. A JOB SPECIALTY TITLE
- 24. FIVE MINUTES BEFORE TAPS
- 28. UPSTAIRS
- 31. AN AMOUNT OF MONEY A MEMBER HAS COMING OUT OF HIS REGULAR PAY
- 35. AN OPENING IN A BULWARK OR LIFELINE THAT PROVIDES ACCESS TO A BROW OR ACCOMMODATION LADDER, AN ORDER MEANING TO CLEAR THE WAY
- 36. WAKE UP, START A NEW DAY
- 39. MOP