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- 90 degrees from starboard
- Before-dinner time of day: Abbr.
- Behind, at sea
- Behind, on board
- Behind, to Popeye
- Behind
- Astern, to Pulver
- Astern
- At a boat's back
- At the back of a boat
- At the back of a ship
- At the back of the boat
- At the back of the plane
- At the rear
- At the rear of the boat
- At the stern
- At the tail
- At the tiller
- Admiral's rear
- Blackbeard's backward
- Aircraft section
- Away from the bow
- Away from the nose
- Away from the prow
- Back at sea
- Back at sea?
- Back, at sea
- Back from boating?
- Back in a boat
- Back, in a boat
- Back in a shell
- Back in the air?
- Back in the air
- Back in the harbor?
- Back in the navy
- Back in the water?
- Back, nautically
- Back of a boat
- Back of the boat
- Back, on a battleship
- Back, on a boat
- Back on a boat
- Back on a brig
- Back on a plane
- Back on a ship
- Back, on a ship
- Back on barques
- Back, on board
- Back on board?
- Back on board
- Back, on boats
- Back on the boat
- Back on the Bounty
- Back on the briny
- Back, on the lake
- Back on the ocean
- Back on the plane?
- Back, on the water
- Back on the water
- Back to a mate
- Back, to a sailor
- Back, to a shellback
- Back, to Blackbeard
- Back, to Popeye
- Back
- Backward
- Backwards, to Barnacle Bill
- Boat location
- Hinder
- Far from fore
- Deck direction
- Early p.m.
- Destroyer direction
- "Gang ___ a-gley"
- Direction at sea
- Direction for Drake
- Direction on a ship
- Direction on deck
- Close to the stern
- In back
- Captain's rear
- In the back, matey
- In the back, nautically speaking
- In the back
- Helm location in a sloop
- Fore and --
- Fore and ___ (at both ends of a ship)
- Fore and ___ (on both sides of a ship)
- Fore and ___
- Fore-and-____
- Fore opposite
- Fore partner
- Fore's companion
- Fore's counterpart
- Fore's follower
- Fore's mate
- Fore's opposite
- Fore's partner
- Where life jackets may be stored
- Where one might head to puke due to motion sickness
- Where the outboard motor goes
- Where the tiller is
- Where to see a wake
- Place for a boat's name
- Outboard motor's place
- Outboard motor's position
- Place for rudders
- Place for the rudder
- Toward a boat's back
- Toward a boat's stern
- Toward a ship's rear
- Toward an airplane's tail
- Toward the back, matey
- Toward the back of a boat
- Toward the back of a ship
- Toward the back of an airplane
- Toward the back of the boat
- Toward the back of the craft
- Toward the back, to a sailor
- Toward the back
- Toward the most common part of a boat to fish from
- Toward the poop deck
- Toward the poop
- Toward the propeller, on a boat
- Toward the rear, at sea
- Toward the rear, nautically
- Toward the rear, on a boat
- Toward the rear on a ship
- Toward the rear, on a ship
- Toward the rear
- Toward the rudder
- Toward the ship's rear
- Toward the stern of a submarine
- Toward the stern
- Toward the tail, in a yacht race
- Toward the tail
- Toward the tiller
- Toward the wake
- Toward's a ship's stern
- Towards rear of ship
- Towards stern
- Towards the stern
- Towards the tail
- Like some airplane bathrooms
- Mariner's direction
- Maritime direction
- Plane direction
- Kipling's "Drums of the Fore and ___"
- Mat. time
- Ship area
- Ship back?
- Ship section
- Shipboard direction
- Ship's back
- Ship's end
- Ship's tail
- Matinee showtime: Abbr.
- Matinee time: Abbr.
- P.M. part
- P.M. period
- P.M. time
- P.M.
- Rudder locale
- Rudder location
- Rudder's location
- Rudder's position
- Wake site
- Poop deck's place
- Popeye's back?
- Popeye's behind?
- Nautical adverb
- Nautical direction
- Nautical position
- Nautical rear
- Nautical term
- Naval direction
- Naval term
- Near the back of the boat
- Near the back, on a ship
- Near the rear
- Near the taffrail
- Near the tail
- Position of some propellers
- Position on a ship
- Rear admiral's rear
- Rear, at sea
- Rear-end indicator
- Rear (naut.)
- Rear (nautical)
- Rear, to an admiral
- "Rear," to an admiral
- Rear, to Popeye
- Rear
- Rearward at sea
- Rearward, at sea
- Rearward (nautical)
- Rearward, nautically
- Rearward, on a boat
- Rearward, on a ship
- Rearward, on board
- Rearward, to a mariner
- Rearward
- Pre-supper time of day: Abbr.
- Newt
- Ninety degrees from starboard
- Opposite of fore, on a frigate
- Opposite of fore, on a ship
- Opposite of fore
- Opposite of forward
- Opposite of "forward"
- Opposite the bow
- Like a boat's cockpit, usually
- Not fore
- Like a jiggermast
- Like a mizzenmast on a ship
- Like a spanker
- Like a spanker's position on a ship
- Propeller position
- Propeller's locale
- Propeller's position
- Tug back?
- Siesta time: Abbr.
- Sailor's back
- Sailor's direction
- Sailor's rear end?
- Sailor's rear
- Taffrail's locale
- Taffrail's location
- Tail gunner's position in a plane
- Tailgunner's position
- Tailward, on jets
- Tailward
- Union alternative to the NEA
- Tar's direction
- Tiller locale, to those onboard
- Tiller locale
- Tiller's place
- Time before evening: Abbr.
- Time between morning and evening: Abbr.
- Time between morning and night: Abbr.
- Time in a classified ad
- Time in a personal ad
- Time in some want ads
- Time of day: Abbr.
- Time of day before the evening: Abbr.
- Time to call, in ads
- To a boat's rear
- To a ship's back
- To a ship's rear
- To the back of a boat
- To the back
- "To the rear, Admiral!"
- To the rear, at sea
- To the rear, on a boat
- To the rear
- To the stern.
- To the stern
- Where a rudder is
- "Send everyone ___; mastheads there!": Ahab
- Stern spot
- Stern view?
- Stern-ward
- Stern
- Sternward.
- Sternward
- Where jetsam may be thrown
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- New York Times - Oct. 31, 2018
