| At ____ ebb, in decline |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
30 Jun 2025 |
| To a lower position (naut) (4) |
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| "That's - blow!" |
Premier Sunday |
17 Nov 2024 |
| _ _ Dirty Shame (2 words) |
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| "That was ___ blow!" (unfair comment): 2 wds. |
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| "_ ___ Down Dirty Shame" |
USA Today Quick |
16 Jul 2024 |
| Keep ___ profile (maintain secrecy): 2 wds. |
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| 1994 film, "_ ___ Down Dirty Shame" |
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| Under the deck (naut) (4) |
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| Keep — profile |
Premier Sunday |
26 Sep 2021 |
| "That was ___ blow!": 2 wds. |
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| "He's keeping ___ profile these days." (not seeking attention): 2 wds. |
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| "That was ___ blow!" (unfair comment): 2 wds. |
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| "That was ___ blow!" (underhanded comment): 2 wds. |
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| "That was ___ blow!" |
Universal |
27 Feb 2021 |
| Para Handy's incandescent in the hold perhaps |
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| "He's keeping ___ profile these days." (not seeking attention): 2 wds. |
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| 'That's -- blow' |
Premier Sunday |
20 Nov 2016 |
| "... high hope for __ heaven": Shak |
LA Times Daily |
04 Dec 2015 |
| Keep __ profile (avoid publicity) |
Newsday |
19 Oct 2015 |
| "... high hope for __ heaven": Shak. |
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| Keep __ profile (avoid publicity) |
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| Keep ___ profile |
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| Keep ___ profile |
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| Have ___ tolerance for |
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| In the hold, to sailors |
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| Have -- tolerance for |
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| Keep ___ profile |
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| On a deck beneath |
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| Under the decks |
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| Under the decks |
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| Down from the deck |
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| Keep ___ profile (be secretive) |
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| "What ___ blow!" |
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| Strike ___ blow |
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| Engine room site, to the captain |
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| Below decks, nautically |
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| Engine room site, to the captain |
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| "___ Down Dirty Shame" (1994 movie) |
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| 'That's -- blow!' |
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| Strike ___ blow |
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| Keep __ profile |
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| Keep -- profile |
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| Nautical position |
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| "What ___ blow!" |
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| In the rigging: naut. |
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| Nautical adverb |
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| Downward, nautically |
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| "That was __ blow!" |
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| Under the decks |
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| Keep _____ profile |
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| In the hold |
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| "That's ___ blow!" |
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| "That's _____ blow!" |
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| Downward, nautically |
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| "That's ___ blow!" |
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| Near the ship's deck |
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| Near the deck |
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| In the ship's hold |
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| In the hold, nautically |
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| Salt's "down" |
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| Down, to a salt |
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| Under, to seamen |
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| "Punning is ___ species of wit": N. Webster |
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| Below deck, at sea |
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| Down, at sea |
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| In the hold, asea |
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| Down, to a tar |
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| Opposite of aloft |
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| Down, to Drake |
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| Down, to a skipper |
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| Antonym of aloft |
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| Down in the hold |
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| Ship area |
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| Not topside |
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| Nautical term |
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| Near the deck |
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| Nautical word |
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| In the hold. |
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| Below: Naut. |
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| Below, on shipboard. |
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| Beneath: Naut. |
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| Not aloft. |
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| Down: Nautical. |
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| Beneath, to sailors. |
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| Nautical position. |
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| Underneath: Nautical. |
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| Below deck. |
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| Beneath decks. |
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| Opposite of aloft. |
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| Nautical place |
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| Nautical term. |
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| Down: Naut. |
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| Down, nautically. |
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