Crossword-Solution: ATRIP 5 letters, 95 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 7

Dictionary

Word	Word Type	Definition
Atrip	adv.	Just hove clear of the ground; -- said of the anchor.
Atrip	adv.	Sheeted home, hoisted taut up and ready for trimming; -- said of sails.
Atrip	adv.	Hoisted up and ready to be swayed across; -- said of yards.

Anagrams

Word		Anagrams
ATRIP	anagram	PARIT, PARTI, PATRI, PRATI, RAPTI, RIPAT, TAPIR, TPAIR

We have 95 clues for the answer “ATRIP”

Clue	Answers
Off the bottom, as an anchor	1 answer
Book ___ (arrange to travel)	1 answer
Position of an anchor.	1 answer
Position for a sail or mast	1 answer
Clear of the bottom, as an anchor.	1 answer
Clear, as an anchor	1 answer
Describing an anchor clear of the bottom	1 answer
Free of the bottom, as an anchor	1 answer
Free, as an anchor	1 answer
HOIST off bottom	1 answer
Hoisted up, as an anchor.	1 answer
Hove clear of the ground.	1 answer
Hove clear, as an anchor	1 answer
IN position for motion (naut.)	1 answer
In position, as a sail	1 answer
On ___ (vacationing)	1 answer
Book -- (make travel plans)	1 answer
No longer anchored	1 answer
Just clear of the ocean bottom	1 answer
Just clear of the ocean floor	1 answer
Like some anchors and sails	1 answer
Just clear of the seabed, as an anchor	1 answer
Just clear, as an anchor.	1 answer
Just free of the bottom, as an anchor	1 answer
Just hove clear, as an anchor.	1 answer
Just hove clear.	1 answer
Just off the bottom, as an anchor	1 answer
Just off the bottom, nautically	1 answer
Just off the ocean floor	1 answer
Like a raised anchor	1 answer
Like a slightly-raised anchor	1 answer
Like an unanchored anchor	1 answer
"___ to the Moon" (first science fiction film, 1902)	1 answer
With the anchor just hove clear.	1 answer
What you take when you hit the road	1 answer
What you take to see a touring band	1 answer
Up, as an anchor	1 answer
Unfastened, as a sail	1 answer
Taking ___ down memory lane	1 answer
Take ___ (vacation)	1 answer
Take __ (go on vacation)	1 answer
Take -- (travel)	1 answer
Take -- (do some traveling)	1 answer
Sheridan's ____ to Scarborough	1 answer
"Take ___ down memory lane . . ."	1 answer
"Topper Takes ___" (1939)	1 answer
"What ___!" ("Far out!")	1 answer
"___ to Scarborough"	1 answer
Ready for trimming, as a sail	1 answer
Barely clearing, as an anchor	1 answer

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Hint 1 meaning

One who, or that which, eats.

Hint 2 anagram

RTEAE

Hint 3 another clue

greedy person

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Sentences with ATRIP (5)

Belated birds sing tingling notes To warm apace their chilly throats, Or they, mayhap, have caught the story And pipe their part from branches hoary; While up aloft, his tempered beams The sun has poured in gentle streams, Sending o'er snowy hill and dell A pleasance to greet the Christmas bell! Now every yeoman starts abroad For holly green and the ivy-tod; Good folk to kirk are soon atrip Mellow with cheer and good-fellowship, And cosey chimneys, here and there Puff forth the sweets o' Christmas fare.

In The Yule-Log Glow--Book 3 Various 2007

Already the jib had been raised, and Frank was at the wheel to bring the yacht round as soon as she felt the breeze after the anchor was atrip.

Frank Merriwell's Cruise Burt L. Standish 2007

Her anchor was atrip, that is, the cable was hove short, showing that she was ready to sail at a moment's notice.

Equatorial America Maturin M. Ballou 2011

ATRIP, a-trip', _adv._ said of an anchor when it is just drawn out of the ground in a perpendicular direction--of a sail, when it is hoisted from the cap, sheeted home, and ready for trimming.

Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D) Various 2011

When they had reached the extreme point, Count Emanuel paused, and pointed towards the frigate, saying, “Do you know what ship that is?” The young seaman threw a rapid and scrutinizing glance upon the mousquetaire, and then looked towards the ship: “Yes,” replied he, negligently, “it is a pretty frigate carrying two and thirty guns, with her sails bent and her starboard anchor atrip, ready to sail at the first signal given.” “Excuse me,” replied Emanuel, smiling; “that is not what I ask of you.

Captain Paul Alexandre Dumas, Pere 2012

Where this answer appears

Appears in: Boston Globe, Crossroads, CrosSynergy, LAT, Newsday, NYT, Rock & Roll, Universal, USA TODAY, WSJ.

Used 86 times in crossword archives (1942–2023).