Poll: Nautical phrases that have entered common vernacular. GO! (I used one on B2. "Cut of your jib".) -- nm
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Mopsy (aka rburriel)
Sep 11 '20, 08:09
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Knowing the ropes, ship-shape -- nm
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Roger More
Sep 11, 08:49
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Figurehead. Lower the boom. -- nm
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TWuG
Sep 11, 08:45
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hoisted by his own petard. -- nm
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mud
Sep 11, 08:34
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Loose cannon. -- nm
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Reagen
Sep 11, 08:31
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That's my pole star -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 11, 08:27
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Going down with the ship -- nm
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prayformojo
Sep 11, 08:25
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Get your bearings -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 11, 08:24
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abandon ship, all hands on deck, don't rock the boat -- nm
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Beaker
Sep 11, 08:19
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Some people talk about taking different tacks when a new approach is required ... -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 11, 08:18
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Get your sea legs -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 11, 08:18
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Three sheets to the wind -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 11, 08:17
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Barge right in ---Does that work? Or is that the dad jokester in me? -- nm
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flavorize
Sep 11, 08:16
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Aye, aye, Admiral Butthead (more Simpsons than nautical). Keelhaul someone. Batten down the hatches. -- nm*
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VMan
Sep 11, 08:16
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Flippy floppies. -- nm
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Shaun
Sep 11, 08:14
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"wind in your sails" -- nm
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Andie
Sep 11, 08:14
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Rising tide lifts all boats -- nm
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flavorize
Sep 11, 08:14
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"even keeled" -- nm
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Andie
Sep 11, 08:13
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Skipper is my go-to for someone when i forget their name -- nm
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Beaker
Sep 11, 08:11
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Walk the plank, steady as she goes, flotsam and jetsam. -- nm
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Sam SeaBaron
Sep 11, 08:11
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