| Debris | | German submarine |
| Flayed | | member of a fascist political party in Germany |
| Treacherous | | to strip off the skin or outer covering of |
| Conniving | | sneak away |
| Catchment | | heavy material used to make a ship steady |
| Lurched | | the operation of aircraft |
| Navigation | | not admitting light |
| Nazi | | to challenge or dare |
| Uboat | | Deceptive, untrustworthy, or unreliable |
| kerosene | | self-propelled underwater explosive missile |
| aviation | | the act of catching or collecting water |
| refinery | | large, solid, or heavy in structure |
| binoculars | | litter, trash |
| Stern | | to set or close tightly |
| Clenched | | refusal to obey authority |
| Leeward | | large Spanish sailing ship of the 15 & 16th centuries |
| Cowardly | | inflexible; strict |
| schooner | | white oily liquid distilled from petroleum |
| mutiny | | ship with two or more masts and fore and aft sails |
| Koenoekoe | | aimed or directed |
| channel | | where raw materials are changed into finished product |
| trained | | To conspire |
| torpedo | | a sudden tip or roll to one side, as of a ship or a staggering person |
| defying | | optical field glasses for both eyes |
| Blackout | | discouraged |
| Galleon | | located away from the wind |
| Stole | | lacking courage |
| Massive | | navigable route between two bodies of water |
| Disheartened | | countryside |
| bow | | the forward part of a ship |
| Ballast | | the skill or process of plotting a route and directing a ship, aircraft |