| German inventor, designer of the first rigid motorised airship, d. 1917 |
| A single poker chip, sometimes |
| Assemble the Fellowship," "Destroy the ring," etc.? |
| Opening chip, in poker |
| A neat ship is a sweet ship," e.g. |
| Chip, as flint, in Britain |
| Partnership, as on reality TV |
| Law partnership, e.g. |
| Alien spaceship, for short |
| Accounting partnership, e.g. |
| Eschew partisanship, as illustrated eight times in this puzzle |
| Vessel whose name meant "friendship," ironically |
| A woman desperate for a relationship, slangily |
| Canadian curling championship, with "the |
| Cry said twice before "hooray! |
| Airship, for short |
| Abduction ship, in tabloids |
| Retired Cunard flagship, for short |
| Partnership, in slang |
| Hooray! |
| Rope trailing an airship, e.g. |
| Friendship," to a Texan |
| Partnership, slangily |
| A chip, sometimes |
| A chip, at times |
| A chip, perhaps |
| Goods transported by ship, say |
| Jacques Cousteau's ship, or a Caribbean music genre |
| A potato chip, in London. |
| Abandon ship, in a way |