| Aweigh |
| On the road |
| Nautical term |
| Barely aweigh |
| Out and about |
| Anchor position |
| Ready, as a sail |
| Up, as an anchor |
| Like some anchors |
| Take ___ (travel) |
| ___ to Scarborough |
| Free, as an anchor |
| No longer anchored |
| Clear, as an anchor |
| Take ___ (vacation) |
| Hoisted, nautically |
| Like a raised anchor |
| On ___ (vacationing) |
| Raised, as an anchor |
| In position, as a sail |
| What ___!" ("Far out!") |
| Anchors aweigh position |
| Topper Takes ___" (1939) |
| Hove clear, as an anchor |
| Take __ (go on vacation) |
| Like some anchors and sails |
| Take -- (do some traveling) |
| Taking ___ down memory lane |
| Position for a sail or mast |
| Book ___ (arrange to travel) |
| Off the bottom, as an anchor |
| Barely clearing, as an anchor |
| Just clear of the ocean floor |
| Ready for trimming, as a sail |
| Just off the bottom, nautically |
| Free of the bottom, as an anchor |
| ''Take ___ down memory lane ...'' |
| Just off the bottom, as an anchor |
| Sheridan's ____ to Scarborough |
| What you take to see a touring band |
| --- to Scarborough" (Sheridan work) |
| What you take when you hit the road |
| Just free of the bottom, as an anchor |
| Just clear of the bottom, as an anchor |
| Describing an anchor clear of the bottom |
| ___ to the Moon" (seminal 1902 sci-fi film) |
| ___ to the Moon" (first science fiction film, 1902) |