| SABOTEUR | Boat user at sea, a wrecker (8) |
| SOUWESTER | Extremely wet user at sea may be wearing this (9) |
| CARTLOAD | Jack maybe earns a lot at sea, a large amount (8) |
| FRETSOME | 16 at sea -a few tending to worry (8) |
| OFFSHORE | At sea a€“ or abroad (8) |
| REGATTAS | At sea, a tar gets into these events |
| MISTRIAL | Trim sail at sea: a bad case |
| CABOTAGE | Trap to restrict boat at sea - a form of traffic control |
| LICENSEE | Software user, at times |
| CANOEIST | Boat user, one is floundering in catamaran |
| IMPAIRER | One member to broadcast, with little hesitation to be a wrecker (8) |
| GALE | A strong wind or squall; a storm at sea; a loud outburst of laughter; or, poetically, a breeze or waft (4) |
| AFRICANELEPHANT | France hit a plane at sea, a jumbo (7,8) |
| ROSEMARY | From the Latin meaning "dew of the sea", a shrub with aromatic needle-like leaves such as the Lady in White or Sissinghurst Blue that is a symbol of remembrance (8) |
| ADRIATIC | Sea a tad icy in reality, starts out cold (8) |
| PEARMAIN | Fruit coming by sea, a variety of apples (8) |
| OPTIONAL | At sea, a pilot? No, not required (8) |
| BRINDISI | Port in Apulia, Italy, on the Adriatic Sea; a major Roman naval centre (8) |
| ENVISAGE | Picture how it would be to have given sea a miss (8) |
| RINGMAIN | Call sea a source of power? |
