| Vessel on a vessel? | 19 |
| Vessel on the Atl. | 18 |
| Vessel on the range | 19 |
| Vessel opener | 13 |
| Vessel or flask | 15 |
| Vessel over heat | 16 |
| Vessel passed around for the bar band? | 38 |
| Vessel prized in the N.F.L. | 27 |
| Vessel protected by Hera | 24 |
| Vessel providing coastal defense | 32 |
| Vessel seen just below the surface? | 35 |
| Vessel similar to a dePAs | 25 |
| Vessel storing a cash stash? | 28 |
| Vessel tapered at both ends | 27 |
| Vessel that might be going to port | 34 |
| Vessel that pumps the water it's floating in | 48 |
| Vessel that saw action a Actium | 31 |
| Vessel that was 300 cubits long | 31 |
| Vessel that was measured in cubits | 34 |
| Vessel that's paddled | 25 |
| Vessel that's poled | 23 |
| Vessel that's vied for | 26 |
| Vessel through Venice | 21 |
| Vessel to the New World | 23 |
| Vessel under the eaves | 22 |
| Vessel under Tirpitz's command: 1915 | 40 |
| Vessel used by Lewis and Clark | 30 |
| Vessel used by Pueblo Indians | 29 |
| Vessel used by water-skiers | 27 |
| Vessel used on D-day | 20 |
| Vessel used to stir things up | 29 |
| Vessel with a flat bottom | 25 |
| Vessel with a handle | 20 |
| Vessel with a hinged cover | 26 |
| Vessel with a load | 18 |
| Vessel with a long, sharp prow | 30 |
| Vessel with a pedestal | 22 |
| Vessel with a spigot | 20 |
| Vessel with a spout | 19 |
| Vessel with a wide mouth | 24 |
| Vessel with an arch | 19 |
| Vessel with heavy armor | 23 |
| Vessel with masts | 17 |
| Vessel with one mast. | 21 |
| Vessel with rows? | 17 |
| Vessel with two tiers of oars | 29 |
| Vessel worthy of worship? | 25 |
| Vessel's capacity | 21 |
| Vessel's complement | 23 |
| Vessel's front end | 22 |
| Vessel's team | 17 |
| Vessel's temporary bridge | 29 |
| Vessel's width | 18 |
| Vessel, generally | 17 |
| Vessel-opening tubes | 20 |
| Vessel: Abbr | 12 |
| Vessel: Abbr. | 13 |
| Vessels | 7 |
| Vessels also called broad-horns | 31 |
| Vessels also called broadhorns | 30 |
| Vessels at Anzio landing | 24 |
| Vessels at banquets | 19 |
| Vessels at marinas | 18 |
| Vessels built to float | 22 |
| Vessels by basins | 17 |
| Vessels for ashes | 17 |
| Vessels for beer | 16 |
| Vessels for boiling | 19 |
| Vessels for Chinese chefs | 25 |
| Vessels for chowders | 20 |
| Vessels for cooking some big reptiles? | 38 |
| Vessels for ferns | 17 |
| Vessels for frying | 18 |
| Vessels for heating liquids | 27 |
| Vessels for large groups | 24 |
| Vessels for leftovers | 21 |
| Vessels for liquids | 19 |
| Vessels for pouring | 19 |
| Vessels for steaming | 20 |
| Vessels having staves | 21 |
| Vessels in many a still life | 28 |
| Vessels in the film "2012" | 36 |
| Vessels like Noah's | 23 |
| Vessels of India | 16 |
| Vessels of interest to Spock | 28 |
| Vessels of W. W. II | 19 |
| Vessels of W.W. II | 18 |
| Vessels often made of balsa | 27 |
| Vessels seen in "Saving Private Ryan": Abbr. | 54 |
| Vessels seen in cubicles | 24 |
| Vessels seen over fires | 23 |
| Vessels that drop mines | 23 |
| Vessels that may be tied together | 33 |
| Vessels that resemble stout men | 31 |
| Vessels that sound like Southern pronouns | 41 |
| Vessels with ears | 17 |
| Vessels with lids and spouts | 28 |
| Vessels with one mast and one sail | 34 |
| Vessels with pedestals | 22 |
| Vessels with rounded bottoms | 28 |