| Spanish Armada vessel |
Commuter |
11 Mar 2025 |
| Small Spanish or Portuguese sailing ship of the 15th- and 16th-centuries |
Mirror Quiz |
10 Feb 2025 |
| Boat party in Hollywood location |
The Telegraph Toughie |
29 Jan 2025 |
| Age of Discovery Spanish and Portuguese sailing ship |
The Times Specialist |
26 Aug 2024 |
| A little craft roughly shown by French composer |
The Times Cryptic |
17 May 2024 |
| Two or three-masted sailing ship used by the Spanish and Portuguese in the 15c and 16c (7) |
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| 16th-century Spanish ship |
Premier Sunday |
10 Dec 2023 |
| Old sailing vessel |
The Times Concise |
14 Jun 2023 |
| Small sailing ship |
LA Times Daily |
12 Nov 2022 |
| Fast sailing ship |
Thomas Joseph |
16 Aug 2021 |
| Fast sailing ship |
Thomas Joseph |
14 Sep 2020 |
| CV in a real mess for one working overseas in the past |
Irish Times Crosaire |
20 Jun 2020 |
| Clear about loading up a very light ship |
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| ''Nina'' or ''Pinta'' |
Newsday |
17 Sep 2017 |
| Vessel caught by a composer |
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| Light sailing-ship from Sri Lanka with a party on board |
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| Ship with a hundred and fifty holding a wild party |
The Telegraph Toughie |
05 Feb 2015 |
| Small sailing ship |
USA Today |
22 Jan 2015 |
| Small sailing ship |
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| About to go on journey, heading off for ship |
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| Ancient oceangoing vessel |
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| Spice trade vessel |
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| Niña or Pinta |
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| Old explorer's ship |
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| The Nina or Pinta, but not the Santa María |
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| The Nina or Pinta, but not the Santa María |
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| Old explorer's ship |
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| "Niña" or "Pinta" |
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| Niña or one of her sisters |
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| "Santa Maria", for one |
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| Nina for example |
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| Small sailing ship |
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| Early sailing ship |
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| Pinta, Nina, or Santa Maria. |
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| Old-time ship. |
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| Type of ship in Armada days. |
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| Lateen-sailed vessel. |
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| Ship of 1492. |
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| Sailing ship of old. |
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| Kind of ship Columbus sailed. |
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| Large Turkish ship of war. |
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| Niña or Pinta. |
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| Turkish man-of-war. |
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| Small ship, such as Columbus' "Pinta." |
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| The Santa Maria was one. |
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