| BERTH | A bed on a ship or train (5) |
| BUNK | What is a bed on a ship or train? (4) |
| SCUMOFTHEBERTH | Filthy film coating a bed on a boat? |
| BERTHS | Beds on a ship or train; usually in tiers. (6) |
| RAKED | Prepared bed on a slope (5) |
| ABOARD | On a ship or train? |
| EMRYS | Welshman raised, say, from bed on a regular basis |
| CABIN | Small room on a ship or boat where people sleep. (5) |
| ONBOARD | In a ship or train (2, 5) |
| BERTHATTENDANT | One who makes your bed on a ship? (... letter 2) |
| COT | Bunk bed on a ship (3) |
| DISEMBARK | Leave a ship or train (9) |
| BOOM | A loud resonant sound of a bass drum, bittern, cannon, explosion, thunderclap, shock wave etc; a spar on a ship; or, a sudden surge or uptick in births, business or prosperity (4) |
| DODGER | A shirker; a shifty dishonest person or trickster; a canvas weather screen on a ship; or, with "Jammie", a shortcake sandwich biscuit (6) |
| DOABUNK | Carry out a bed on ship to escape (2,1,4) |
| PUDDING | A dish of chocolate souffle, creme brulee, pommes puree, sorbet or even granddad's bread-based order of the day, served in bed on a tray (7) |
| COZY | Like a warm bed on a winter night |
| STEWARD | A person employed to look after the passengers on an aircraft, ship or train (7) |
| DEBATABLE | Questionable change to a bed on board (9) |
| MOSS | A Medical Officer on a ship or in a plant (4) |
