| AIRLINER | Refuse to go in this ship after circling point (3,5) |
| ICEUP | Frost over vessel circling point south of Island |
| STEERING | Driving train circling points (8) |
| PAULJONES | Ballroom dance in which the partners switch after circling in concentric rings of men and women, named after an 18th-century Scottish-born US naval officer (4,5) |
| OCEANBASIN | One's cabin rocked after circling a thing full of seawater? (5,5) |
| BINLINER | Refuse to go in this bay aboard ship |
| HOISTING | Derrick being employed to go in this arrangement (8) |
| WASTEBIN | With doctor absent, I refuse to go in it (5,3) |
| LAUNCHER | Rocket may go in this meal, without a sign of hesitation (8) |
| VERTICAL | As high as you can go in this movie (8,5) |
| DISSENTS | Doesn't agree to being posted in ship after I'd come back (8) |
| LITTERBIN | Brood born at home refuse to go in this (6,3) |
| SEXINESS | Appeal from ship after unknown found in European waterway (8) |
| MARYROSE | The excavation of this ship was one of the most important in the history of marine archaeology. It was the most powerful of Henry VIII's warships, his pride and joy, and it was probably named after hi |
| DUBLINER | Name ship after European capitalist (8) |
| NEARMISS | Narrow escape for ship after marine disaster (4,4) |
| MARINERS | God protects ship after losing 50 sailors (8) |
| TEAMSTER | Trucker loading tonnes into ship after moving cover |
| TRESPASS | Invade ship after ruining repast (8) |
| KOMAGATA | 1914 Canadian History: ___ Maru (Passengers of this ship were faced with immigration injustices and |