Crossword-Solution: APORT 5 letters, 130 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 7

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Aport adv. On or towards the port or left side; -- said of the helm.

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APORT anagram OPART, PARTO, PATRO, PORTA, PRATO, RAPTO, TOPAR

We have 130 clues for the answer “APORT”

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Ahab's "to the left" 1 answer
Away from the starboard side 1 answer
Captain's "to the left" 1 answer
Captain's word. 1 answer
Command from the bridge 1 answer
Cook's left 1 answer
Helmsman's turning option 1 answer
It's left to mariners 1 answer
It's left to the crew 1 answer
It's left to the crewmen 1 answer
Land as a ship 1 answer
Left in the Navy 1 answer
Left in the ocean 1 answer
Left of "fore" 1 answer
Left of the helm 1 answer
Left off land 1 answer
Left on a river? 1 answer
Left on liners 1 answer
Left on the Titanic? 1 answer
Left on the bridge 1 answer
Left on the liner 1 answer
Left, asea. 1 answer
Left, to the helmsman 1 answer
Leftward, asea. 1 answer
Leftward, at sea 1 answer
Leftward, in the usn 1 answer
Leftward, nautically 1 answer
Leftward, to a sailor 1 answer
Main direction 1 answer
Mate's "to the left" 1 answer
Nautical left. 1 answer
Not to starboard. 1 answer
On a vessel's left 1 answer
On the Nina s left 1 answer
On the QEII's left side 1 answer
On the larboard side 1 answer
On the left 1 answer
On the left of a ship. 1 answer
On the left side at sea 1 answer
On the left side of the Titanic 1 answer
On the left side, nautically 1 answer
On the left, at sea 1 answer
On the left, on the water 1 answer
On the nautical left. 1 answer
Opposite of "to starboard" 1 answer
Shout before tacking, perhaps 1 answer
Something that's left to the captain 1 answer
Tar term 1 answer
This is left to the captain 1 answer
To a sailor's left 1 answer
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One who, or that which, eats.
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Sentences with APORT (5)

Let us suppose there was a steamer with a hundred miles of keel; let us suppose the steam up, and the craft with a broad offing; let us suppose her helm lash’d hard aport, and she going at the rate of ten thousand knots the hour, without bringing up or shortening sail for years at a time.
The Monikins J. Fenimore Cooper 2001
With a sweep of her bare arm she had put the tiller hard aport, intending to tack back to Peel, but the wind had freshened and the sea was rising, and by the swift leap of the boat the boom was snapped, and the helpless sail came napping down upon the mast.
The Christian Hall Caine 2005
The latter, finding that she was ranging ahead, put her helm aport and then luffed short round her enemy's bows, [Footnote: Log of _Constitution_.] delivering a heavy raking fire with the starboard guns and shooting away the _Guerrière's_ main-yard.
The Naval War of 1812 Theodore Roosevelt 2005
Where the scattered waters rave And the winds their revels keep.' Darn it, I wish I had a bicycle!" "Ahoy there! Hard aport with your helm, mate!" came a shout from behind her.
Lydia of the Pines Honoré Willsie Morrow 2005
Still, what could we do but keep up a semblance at least of animation? To run from our quarters would have been certain death from the hands of our own officers; to give way to gloom or show fear would do no good and might brand us with the name of cowards and insure certain defeat." In the desperate hope of warding off defeat, Captain Garden now ordered his helm aport and directed that boarders be called.
Dewey and Other Naval Commanders Edward S. Ellis 2005

Quotes with APORT (1)

Being in a state of denial is auniversally human response tosituations which threaten tooverwhelm. People who were abusedas children sometimes carry theirdenial like precious cargo without aport of destination. It enabled us tosurvive our childhood experiences, and often we still live in survival mode decades beyond the actual abuse. We protect ourselves to excess because we learned abruptly and painfully that no one else would.
Sarah E. Olson Becoming One: A Story of Triumph Over Dissociative Identity Disorder
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Appears in: Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Chronicle, Crossroads, CrosSynergy, LAT, Newsday, NY Sun, NYT, S&S, Universal, USA TODAY, WP, WSJ.

Used 215 times in crossword archives (1946–2025).