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- Smooth Sailing – Everything is going easily and without trouble.
- All Hands on Deck – Everyone must help or participate.
- Rock the Boat – To cause disruption or trouble in a situation.
- Shipshape and Bristol Fashion – Neat, tidy, and well-organized.
- That Ship Has Sailed – The opportunity is gone.
- Batten Down the Hatches – Prepare for trouble or a difficult situation.
- Three Sheets to the Wind – Completely drunk.
- High and Dry – Left stranded or abandoned.
- In the Same Boat – Facing the same problem or challenge as others.
- Plain Sailing – Easy and straightforward progress.
- Take the Helm – To take charge or lead.
- Chart a Course – Make a plan of action.
- Loose Cannon – An unpredictable person who can cause trouble.
- Above Board – Honest and open.
- Shiver Me Timbers – An exclamation of surprise or shock.
- Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea – Trapped between two difficult choices.
- Man Overboard! – Someone is in serious trouble and needs help.
- Full Steam Ahead – Moving forward with energy and determination.
- Keel Over – To collapse or faint suddenly.
- Anchor’s Away! – Time to depart or begin a journey.
