Crossword Clue: " . . . against ___ of troubles"
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- "--- of troubles" (Hamlet)
- ___ of faces
- " . . . ___ of troubles": Hamlet
- " . . .___ of troubles": Hamlet
- "... ___ of troubles" ("Hamlet")
- "___ of troubles": Hamlet
- " . . . ___ of troubles": Shak.
- Amid deep water
- Among the buoys
- Among the whitecaps
- ____ of troubles
- "Â arms against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
- A bit bewildered
- Before the mast
- Befuddled, metaphorically
- Befuddled
- Aboard a frigate, e.g.
- Aboard a liner, e.g.
- Aboard a liner
- Aboard a ship
- Aboard an ocean liner
- Aboard the QE2
- Being tossed, maybe
- "... arms against ___ of troubles": "Hamlet"
- Between beaches, maybe
- Between continents, often
- Between continents, perhaps
- Between continents, say
- Between continents
- Between Europe and America, say
- Between islands
- Between Italy and Albania
- Between ports, e.g.
- Between ports
- Between shores, maybe
- Between shores
- Bewildered
- At 30° W 30° N, e.g.
- At a loss
- Addled
- Atop the Indian
- Adrift between continents
- Adrift while aboard, maybe
- Adrift
- " . . . against __ of troubles": "Hamlet"
- ". . . against __ of troubles": "Hamlet"
- ". . . against __ of troubles": Shak.
- ". . . against __ of troubles"
- ''... against ___ of troubles''
- ". . . against ___ of troubles . . ."
- " . . . against ___ of troubles": Hamlet
- "... against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
- "... against ___ of troubles" (Shakespeare)
- " . . . against ___ of troubles"
- "...against --- of troubles..."
- "... against --- of troubles"
- Avoiding buoys
- Away from harbor
- Away from land
- Away from port
- Away from shore
- Away from the dock
- Away from the shore
- Away from the slip
- Away, in a way
- Away on a submarine, say
- Boating on the briny
- Boating
- Bobbing in the ocean
- Bobbing on the Adriatic
- Bobbing on the briny
- Bobbing on the waves
- Baffled
- Bounding?
- Dazed and confused
- Dazed on water?
- Dazed or adrift
- Dazed
- De-ported?
- "Into ___ of dew": Field
- Into open waters
- Far from harbor
- Far from land
- Far from port
- Far from shore
- Far from terra firma
- Far from the dock
- Far from the harbor
- Far off the shore
- Far offshore
- Involved in a yacht race
- Braving big waves
- Braving the briny
- Braving the waves
- Completely lost
- Brine-borne
- Deported?
- Confounded
- Confused maybe
- Confused
- Chasing Moby Dick, say
- Hamlet's amount of troubles?
- En route on a liner
- En route on a ship
- En route on the main
- En route on the QEII, e.g.
- En route on the QEII
- En route to England, maybe
- En route to Greece, perhaps
- En route to Martha's Vineyard, say
- En route via liner
- Discombobulated
- Circumnavigating, perhaps
- Enjoying a cruise
- Fishing among the waves
- Enjoying the QEII
- Enjoying the salt air
- Fishing for marlin, e.g.
- Fishing for marlin, say
- Fishing for tarpon, e.g.
- Fishing in the Atlantic, e.g.
- Fishing, maybe
- Fishing, perhaps
- Enroute, in a way
- Disoriented
- "Have ___!" ("You're not going to like what I'm about to say")
- Having a row, maybe?
- Having given a slip the slip?
- Having left port
- Having set sail
- Having shipped out?
- Having shipped out
- Hawaii-bound, in a way
- Floating on the Atlantic
- Floating on the briny
- Floating on the Caribbean
- Floating on the Indian
- Floating on the Pacific
- Floating out there
- Floating, perhaps
- Floating
- Floundering
- Europe-bound, maybe
- Europe-bound, perhaps
- Doesn't have a clue
- Headed for an isle, maybe
- Headed for Europe, maybe
- Headed for foreign ports
- Heading toward an island, maybe
- Crossing an ocean
- Crossing the Adriatic, perhaps
- Crossing the Adriatic
- Crossing the Atlantic, maybe
- Crossing the Atlantic, perhaps
- Crossing the Atlantic, say
- Crossing the Atlantic
- Crossing the ocean
- Crossing the pond?
- In a bewildered state
- Heaps, to Hamlet
- In a muddle
- In a quandary
- In a shell, maybe
- In a yellow submarine, maybe
- Cruisin'
- Cruising.
- Cruising?
- Cruising along
- Cruising between continents
- Cruising between ports
- Cruising, maybe
- Cruising on a liner
- Cruising on the briny
- Cruising, perhaps
- Cruising, say
- Cruising the Caribbean, e.g.
- Cruising the Caribbean, say
- Cruising the Caribbean
- Cruising the Mediterranean
- Cruising the Pacific, e.g.
- Cruising the Pacific
- Cruising
- In between ports
- In deep water?
- Clueless
- In full sail
- In international waters, e.g.
- In international waters
- In mid-Atlantic
- In midocean.
- In midocean
- In midvoyage, maybe
- In midvoyage
- In Neptune's realm
- In Poseidon's domain
- In Poseidon's realm
- In search of whales, perhaps
- In the Aegean
- In the Black?
- In the Black, say?
- In the Black, say
- In the black
- In the horse latitudes
- In the main?
- In the red
- In the Red or the Black
- In the Red?
- In too deep?
- Going coast to coast, maybe
- Going from port to port
- Going through the oceans?
- Going whaling, say
- Currently yachting
- Exploring a la Columbus
- Gone fishing, say
- Gone sailing
- Drifting
- Drifting in the Pacific
- Drifting, maybe
- Drifting on the Atlantic
- Drifting on the briny
- Drifting the ocean
- Drifting upon the Pacific
- Utilizing a liner
- Utilizing a ship
- Where landlubbers need new legs
- Where landlubbers prefer not to be
- Where liners go
- Where Magellan was: 1519–21
- Riding the big waves
- Riding the Love Boat
- Riding the waves
- Where many storms originate
- Where Melville's Billy Budd went
- Like Captain Nemo out in the Nautilus, e.g.
- Not well grounded
- Not well grounded?
- Not well-grounded?
- Like Columbus at times
- Like Columbus at work
- Like Columbus, much of the time
- Like Columbus, often
- Not yet ashore
- Not yet docked
- Where pirates go
- Where sailing prevails
- Where sailors are often found
- Where sailors go
- Where Shaftoe is
- Seriously confused
- Where ships go
- Like Edward Lear's Owl and Pussycat
- Where the buoys and gulls are?
- Where the buoys are
- Where the Flying Dutchman is seen
- Serving in the navy
- Pitching and rolling
- Where to find clippers
- Where to find clippers?
- Where to find some tars
- Where to meet Bobby Shaftoe
- Like Magellan, for long periods
- Like Magellan, often
- Like many a hurricane
- Where whalers go
- Place for a nursery rhyme owl
- Topside, perhaps
- Like many hurricanes
- Out beyond the breakers
- Out beyond the buoys
- Out fishing, maybe
- Out fishing, possibly
- Out from port
- Out in the Atlantic
- Out in the yacht
- Like many salts
- Out of harbor
- Out of port, but not wine
- Out of port
- Out of sight of shore
- Out of the harbor
- Out on a boat, say
- Out on a boat
- Out on the briny blue
- Out on the briny
- Out on the Coral
- Out on the deep
- Out on the ocean
- Out on the Pequod or Bounty
- Out on the water
- Out on the waves
- Out past the buoys
- Out where the air is salty
- Out with the fleet
- Out yachting
- Totally befuddled
- Totally bumfuzzled
- Totally confused
- Totally lost
- Place to float your boat
- Outward bound
- Like Phileas Fogg during much of his journey
- Over Davy Jones’ locker.
- Like pirates, often
- Like pirates on the Caribbean
- Like pirates
- Over the bounding main
- Like sailors at work
- Like Santiago during most of the book
- Like Santiago during most of the novel
- Toward open waters
- Toward the big waves
- Toward the ocean
- Toward the Pacific
- Toward water
- Like some captains
- Like some hurricanes
- Like some pirates
- Puzzled
- Like some salts
- Like some storms
- Like some tars
- Muddled up.
- Muddled
- Like tars, at times
- Like the ark during the flood
- Oceanward
- Like the Flying Dutchman
- Like the old explorers, often
- Like the Owl and the Pussy-cat
- Like the Owl and the Pussycat
- O'er the bounding main
- Like the Titanic, before the iceberg
- Traveling far from shore
- Traveling from coast to coast, maybe
- Traveling, in a way
- Traveling like Columbus
- Traveling o'er the waves
- Traveling on a yacht
- Traveling on the ocean
- Traveling on the QE2
- Traveling the ocean
- Travelling, in a way
- Traversing the deep
- Trawling, e.g.
- Trawling, perhaps
- Like whale hunters, e.g.
- Off land
- Off on a cruise
- Off-shore
- Off shore
- Off the coast, e.g.
- Off the coast
- Off the land
- Off the shore
- Plying the ocean
- Plying the waves
- With an active fleet
- Voyaging
- Voyaging, in a way
- Voyaging on an ocean
- Voyaging on the QE2
- Voyaging, say
- Voyaging.
- Offshore
- Offshore, and then some
- Offshore and then some
- "My flow can part ___" (Lil Wayne brag)
- With the fleet
- Without a clue
- Ralph Vaughan Williams's "___ Symphony"
- Living off the land?
- Participating in the America's Cup
- Nautical word
- On a boat, perhaps
- On a boat
- On a booze cruise, say
- On a brig
- On a Carnival ride, perhaps
- On a carrier
- On a clipper, say
- On a clipper
- On a crossing
- On a cruise, maybe
- On a cruise, perhaps
- On a cruise, say
- On a cruise ship, say
- On a cruise ship that's between ports
- On a cruise ship
- On a cruise
- On a deck, maybe
- On a deck, perhaps
- On a destroyer, say
- On a frigate, say
- On a liner
- On a liner, e.g.
- On a liner, maybe
- On a liner, say
- On a Pacific poop deck
- On a schooner, say
- On a ship, perhaps
- On a ship
- On a slow boat, perhaps
- On a slow boat to China, e.g.
- On a slow boat to China
- On a slow boat to
- On a steamer, say
- On a tanker, say
- On a voyage.
- On a voyage on the ocean
- On a voyage, say
- On a voyage
- On a yacht, maybe
- On a yacht, perhaps
- On a yacht
- On a yawl, say
- On an America's Cup yacht
- On an ark, e.g.
- On an ark
- On an ocean journey
- On an ocean liner, e.g.
- On an ocean liner, maybe
- On an ocean liner, perhaps
- On an ocean liner, say
- On an ocean liner
- On an ocean trip
- On an ocean voyage
- On clippers?
- On deck, say
- On deep water
- Port is or has been left here
- On naval maneuvers
- On naval operations
- On open waters
- On Poseidon's territory
- On Quint's Orca, perhaps
- On the Adriatic, e.g.
- On the Adriatic, say
- On the Adriatic
- On the Aegean, say
- On the Aegean
- On the Andaman
- On the Aral
- On the Atlantic, e.g.
- On the Atlantic, say
- On the Atlantic
- On the Azov
- On the Baltic, say
- On the Baltic
- On the Barents
- On the big drink
- On the Black or Red
- On the Black
- On the blue
- On the bounding main.
- On the bounding main
- On the briny
- On the Caribbean, e.g.
- On the Caribbean, poetically
- On the Caribbean, say
- On the Caribbean
- On the Caspian, e.g.
- On the Caspian
- On the Celebes
- On the Channel
- On the China
- On the Coral
- On the Dead or the Red
- On the deck, perhaps
- On the deep.
- On the deep
- On the Indian, e.g.
- On the Indian
- On the Java
- On the Laptev
- On the Ligurian
- On the liner, say
- On the Love Boat, e.g.
- On the Love Boat, perhaps
- On the main.
- On the main
- On the Marmara
- On the Marmora
- On the Mediterranean, e.g.
- On the Mediterranean
- On the ocean blue
- On the ocean
- On the open ocean
- On the open water
- On the Pacific, say
- On the Pacific
- On the QE2
- On the Red
- On the Red or Black
- On the Red or Dead
- On the Red or the Dead
- On the Red or Yellow
- On the salt water
- On the Sargasso
- On the Spanish Main
- On the Tyrrhenian, e.g.
- On the water
- On the waves
- On the Yellow
- Launched
- Mid-ocean
- Mid-voyage
- "Law floats in __ of ethics": Earl Warren
- Midocean
- Midvoyage, e.g.
- Midvoyage, maybe
- Midvoyage on the Indian
- Midvoyage, perhaps
- Midvoyage
- Lost
- Perplexed, metaphorically
- Perplexed
- No longer at anchor
- No longer docked
- No longer in port
- No longer in the docks
- No longer tied up, say
- No longer tied up
- Researching whales, say
- Not aground
- Not anchored, say
- Not ashore.
- Not ashore
- Not at port
- Not at the dock, say
- Like a befuddled captain?
- Like a befuddled sailor?
- Not berthed
- "Or to take arms against ___ of troubles ...": Hamlet
- "Or to take arms against ___ of troubles" (Hamlet)
- "Or to take arms against ___ of troubles..."
- Not docked
- Not even close to land
- Not even close to the pier
- Not grounded, perhaps
- Not grounded, say
- Not in harbor
- Not in port.
- Not in port
- Not in the moment
- Like a pirate on the briny
- Not landbound
- Not on land
- Not on shore
- Not on solid ground?
- Not on terra firma, maybe
- Not on terra firma, say
- Like a traveling trawler
- Making a crossing, e.g.
- Making a crossing, maybe
- Making a crossing
- Making an ocean crossing
- Making an ocean voyage
- Making waves
- Making waves, perhaps
- Making waves?
- Not shipwrecked, say
- Like an uncomfortable landlubber
- Washed out?
- Sailing.
- Sailing along
- Sailing between continents
- Sailing down to Rio
- Sailing, old-style
- Sailing on the Baltic
- Sailing on the ocean
- Sailing on the Pacific, perhaps
- Sailing on the Red
- Sailing or whaling
- Sailing, perhaps
- Sailing, poetically
- Sailing rough waters
- Sailing, say
- Sailing the Atlantic
- Sailing the bounding main
- Sailing the ocean
- Sailing the Pacific
- Sailing the waves
- Sailing, to a sailor
- Sailing
- Watching whales close-up
- Wave-tossed
- Surrounded by the briny
- Surrounded by water
- Way off shore
- Way out amidst the waves
- Way out there on a yacht
- Singer James
- Swimming in the ocean
- Swimming with the sharks
- Well off the coast
- Well offshore
- Well out of the harbor
- Scads, to Hamlet
- "Thirst amidst __ of waves": "Odyssey"
- "Thirst amidst __ of waves": the "Odyssey"
- Tahiti-bound, perhaps
- Whale-watching, maybe
- Whale-watching, perhaps
- Unable to get one's feet on the ground?
- Whaling, e.g.
- Whaling, say
- " . . . take arms against ___ of troubles"
- Uncertain
- Under sail, say
- Under sail
- Taking a cruise
- Underway, in a way
- Underway to over there?
- Underway to over there
- Yachting
- Yachting across the Pacific
- Yachting, maybe
- Yachting, perhaps
- Yachting to Hawaii, e.g.
- Yachting to Hawaii
- What landlubbers don't like to be
- Upon the Mediterranean
- "...to take arms against ___ of troubles...": Hamlet
- To the briny
- To the ocean
- "Self is __ boundless and measureless": Gibran
- Steaming along, maybe
- Whence comes the captain
- Where a landlubber is a dub who flubs
- Where Billy Budd went in "Billy Budd"
- Where bluejackets go
- Where Columbus was in Sept. 1492
- Where gobs go
- Using clippers?
- Using clippers
- Where Jim Hawkins spent some time in "Treasure Island"
- Where Jim Hawkins went
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- New York Times - Jan. 16, 1977
