| BEAMUP | Transport to a ship, as in "Star Trek" |
| ARMADA | Spanish ships - as in 1588 (6) |
| ASS | A ship as a means of transport |
| CABIN | An apartment or room in a ship, as for passengers. (5) |
| SLOTS | A lot see a ship as having narrow openings (5) |
| SKITS | Equipment in a ship, as presented on stage, etc. (5) |
| KEELHAUL | Drag under a ship as a punishment |
| ENMASSE | Energy shown by men milling around a ship as a body (2,5) |
| SCREEDS | The system of belief held on a ship as told in long effusions (7) |
| STEWS | Although saturated, went back onto a ship, as cooks (5) |
| ONEATATIME | Transport to a matinee in single file (3,2,1,4) |
| LIMO | Star's transport to a Hollywood premiere |
| CARRYOFF | Transport to a new location |
| EVAC | ___ helicopter (air transport to a MASH unit) |
| BUS | Transport to a small business? (3) |
| TRAM | Some Toronto transport, to a Brit |
| BUWAY | Transport to a distant neighborhood, say |
| BOATTRAIN | Rail transport to a port (4,5) |
| ROCKETSHIP | Transport to a faraway place |
| CHOCKABLOCK | Term, in reference to a ship's tackle pulled as tight as possible, meaning brimming, crammed, full to bursting, jam-packed or sardine-wise (5-1-5) |
