Ships : 3 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ call (where ships stop briefly) '___ Three Ships' ''Saving Private Ryan'' ships " . . . the ___ launched a thousand ships" "___ Fighting Ships" "___ three ships . . . " "___ three ships a-sailing..." "_____ Fighting Ships" (British annual) "Loose ___ sink ships" "Ships of the desert" "Ships," in the Sahara "Ships" with humps "The face that launched a thousand ships" *Platform used when mooring ships Abandoned ships Aid in finding sunken ships Alien ships Animal that frequently hides on ships Apparatus on some ships Arab sailing ships Arabian sailing ships Arctic ships Areas by the water to repair and build ships Armada ships Attacker of allied ships Backs of ships Battleship ships Bows of our ships leak oil in port (4) Cargo ships Cause of a full stop for sailing ships Certain ships Certain ships or boats Cheap accommodations on passenger ships Cities that host ships City where most of Perry's ships were built City where ships stop City with ships at docks Clumsy ships Combat ships Commercial ships Confederate with a disdain for cruise ships? Corsairs' ships Crude cargo ships? Cruise ships Cruise ships musicians long for them Curves of ships' planks D-day ships D-Day ships (abbr.) D-Day ships: Abbr. Dangerous places for ships Deserters of sinking ships Docking places for ships Dog trained to load ships? Drawer of ships? Epic featuring the Catalogue of Ships ETs' ships Examiner of sunken ships, perhaps Face that "launched a thousand ships" Far from shipshape Fast threat to British ships Feature of old cruise ships and locomotives Fiber used for caulking wooden ships Fish and ships spot Fish that attaches itself to whales, sharks, turtles, ships, etc. Fit for ships Fleet of merchant ships Fleet of ships Fleet of Spanish ships FRANCIS BACON: "Ships which pass _____" Fronts of ships Garbage ships Gets shipshape (with "up") GPS precursor for ships and planes Group of ships Groups of ships Harbor ships: Abbr. Hazard for ships Hazards to ships Her face "launched a thousand ships" Her face launched ships High platform on some sailing ships In a shipshape fashion In a shipshape manner In shipshape fashion It accepts all ships It contains the Catalogue of Ships It holds fish and ships It ships with Macs It ships with most Apples It's walked on pirate ships Japanese merchant ships Landing place for ships Landing ships Large Spanish ships of old Launcher of a thousand ships, it's said Letters on some ships Like lips that sink ships Like sailing ships Like some ships Like some ships at sea Like the remains of sunken ships Liquid cargo ships Load of ships? Lowest deck on some ships Make shipshape Make shipshape again Martians' ships, for short Memo about where tariffs are imposed on incoming ships? Merchant ships of old Mil. branch with ships Milieu for some ships Military transport ships Mine sweeps on ships More shipshape Most shipshape Mumford & Sons lyric "Ships might be built for sailing my love, and ___ made for painting" Name on Japanese ships Name on some neutral WWII ships Narrow waterway for ships New Orleans or New York, to ships Not shipshape Of seamen or ships: Abbr. Of ships Of ships and sailing: abbr. Of ships and tars: Abbr. Of ships at sea Of ships: Abbr. Oil-bearing ships On deck, on ships One of Columbus' ships One of Columbus' three ships One of Columbus's ships One of Columbus's three ships One of the first ships to arrive in America One of three ships Part of some ships Parts of ships Parts of ships' bows Passenger ships Passenger ships' sections Persian Gulf ships Person known for listing ships Pert. to ships Pilferers from ships and port warehouses Place for fish and ships Place where ships stop Places for securing ships Places for ships Places to secure ships Poles on ships Propellers on ships Purveyor of ships' rigging? Rears of ships Refuge for ships Ropes in a ships rigging Routes for ships Sailing ships Sailing ships' serving lads Scheduling software that ships with OSX Sci-fi ships She had "the face that launched a thousand ships" Shell ships by the seashore Shelter, on ships Ships Ships (to) Ships are christened before them Ships at sea Ships back to the homeland Ships carrying a smelly gas? Ships destinations Ships from Seville? Ships from space, briefly Ships intended for battle Ships like Fulton's Ships of Spain Ships of W. W. II Ships off Ships on the seafloor Ships or clams Ships out Ships out alternative Ships overseas Ships passing in the night? Ships personified, e.g. Ships to a far-off place? Ships transporting fossil fuel Ships whose rudders don't touch water Ships, in poesy Ships, in poetry Ships, on a radar screen Ships, pronominally Ships, to poets Ships, to sailors Ships, to Swinburne Ships, via synecdoche Ships: Abbr. Ships' wheels Ships' "coach cabin" sections Ships' areas Ships' backs