| Is least disposed to leave the shore |
SETSAIL |
| Jolly tar unfurls a flag on yard perhaps, in commemoration of battle |
TrafalgarDay |
| Learner for ever taking time and love bringing ship to rest |
LAYTO |
| Mentions landmarks, say |
CITES |
| Sailor entertains son for foreign leader |
TSAR |
| Show politeness to a lady, but not to your girlfriend |
STANDUP |
| Small warships used in sporting contests? |
TUGSOFWAR |
| Some ammunition for a group of naval gunners |
UNIT |
| Sound measure to take in obscure situations at sea |
Fogsignal |
| Straddles and captures at sea in disarray |
TAKESASEAT |
| The hold England had against the French in Napoleonic times |
NELSON |
| Went through and overwhelmed the enemy |
OVERRAN |
| What's the betting? Not a lump sum |
EVENMONEY |
| Work too hard providing deliveries on rail transport |
OVERSTRAIN |
| Yes, it comes up in Himalayan mythology |
YETIS |
