Lowermost deck of a ship Crossword Clue

Here is the answer for the crossword clue Lowermost deck of a ship . We have found 40 possible answers for this clue in our database. Among them, one solution stands out with a 98% match which has a length of 5 letters. We think the likely answer to this clue is ORLOP.

Crossword Answer For Lowermost deck of a ship:

40 Potential Answers:

Rank	Answer	Length	Source	Date
98%	ORLOP Lowermost deck of a ship	(5)
3%	NEXT On deck	(4)	Newsday	May 10, 2026
3%	LIDO __ deck: pool's spot on a cruise ship	(4)	LA Times Daily	Apr 8, 2026
2%	CAPTAIN Ship skipper	(7)	Wall Street Journal	May 11, 2026
2%	TAROT Mystical deck	(5)	Thomas Joseph	May 9, 2026
2%	SHAPEUP Not "ship out"	(7)	Universal	May 9, 2026
2%	JACK Knave in a deck	(4)	The Telegraph Quick	May 8, 2026
2%	CAPSTAN Ship's windlass	(7)	Thomas Joseph	May 8, 2026
2%	SENDS Ships off	(5)	Newsday	May 8, 2026
2%	JOKER Deck extra	(5)	Thomas Joseph	May 5, 2026

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The lowermost deck of a ship is called the "orlop" deck. This term originated from the Dutch word "overloop," meaning a covering or a deck over another deck. The orlop deck is usually the lowest deck in a ship and is often used for storage or as living quarters for crew members.