| LEGALLY | Large ship must give European a lift by law |
| ECSTATIC | Happy to give European Community radio interference (8) |
| APOSTLE | Good man embraced by a European, a missionary (7) |
| BLIGHTY | From Urdu for "foreign, European" a word, first used by British troops in India, for England, later extending into the First Word War to mean a wound necessitating one's return home (7) |
| SPONGES | Smell coming from the east in the ship. Must be the sea creature (7) |
| TADPOLE | Little European a tiny prince in the making ... (7) |
| POTHOLE | Spooner's sexy European, a distraction for drivers (7) |
| GREENIE | Ecologist no closer to European, a German in retirement (7) |
| TONNAGE | Agent on ship must know this |
| GALLEON | A large ship used by the Spanish formerly for carrying treasure (7) |
| APHONIA | Losing voice, and drunk, hop in, given lift by ex-drinkers |
| PRAISED | Spoke highly of power lift by daughter |
| OWEITTO | Must give |
| BALLAST | Curse about a large ship's weight (7) |
| ITALIAN | European - a Latin one, originally |
| LETTUCE | Large ship almost capsized touching eastern iceberg, perhaps (7) |
| LARGESS | It's a large ship, the Bounty |
| ADMIRAL | Mostly respect a large ship's commander |
| TITANIC | Huge ship sunk by an iceberg (7) |
| CARRIER | Large ship caught obstacle, destroying its bow end |
