| CATAMARAN | A yacht or other boat with twin hulls |
| CLIPPER | Cutter or some other boat |
| OTTER | Every other boat at weir is for river dweller (5) |
| CABIN | Wood hut or lodge; a private room or living compartment on a yacht; or, a railway signal box (5) |
| REGATTA | A yacht or boat race meeting (7) |
| TRANSOM | The flat bit that forms the stern of a yacht or larger vessel |
| SCOW | From "push a boat from the shore", a large flat-bottomed barge or lighter; or, in the US, a sailing yacht or dinghy (4) |
| RATING | Classification or ranking of something such as credit, a film, a hotel, a racing yacht or wine (6) |
| TUG | Boat that helps move other boats |
| CAT | In short, a twin-hull craft will look feline (3) |
| AGROUNDASWELL | Stuck on the shore, just like the other boats? |
| MAXI | Word used to signify something large, such as a racing yacht; or, ankle-length, such as a coat/skirt (4) |
| CLUB | Word with yacht or kennel |
| CATBURGLAR | He nicks the twin-hull? (3,7) |
| MOODY | Play the dodger perhaps, when given a lift in motor yacht or sulky (5) |
| EVIL | Word with twin or grin |
| MASS | A mother with twin sons, we gather (4) |
| BED | Word with twin or flower |
| SHIP | Yacht or ocean liner, for example |
| BOAT | Yacht or catamaran, for example |
