To sag to leeward
| (Naut.) | to make much leeway by reason of the wind, sea, or current; to drift to leeward; - said of a vessel. |
See also: Sag
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To run down a coast
- To run for an office
- To run hard
- To run in
- To run in trust
- To run in with
- To run into
- To run into the ground
- To run mad
- To run mad after
- To run off
- To run off at the mouth
- To run on
- To run out
- To run over
- To run riot
- To run the chances
- To run the gantlet
- To run the guard
- To run the hazard
- To run through
- To run up
- To run upon sorts
- To run wild
- To rustle up
- To sag to leeward
- To sail fine
- To sail free
- To sail on a rhumb
- To saint it
- To salt a mine
- To salt away
- To save appearances
- To save one's bacon
- To savor of the pan
- To say amen to
- To scale a debt, wages, etc.
- To scare away
- To scare up
- To scrape acquaintance
- To scratch a ticket
- To screw in
- To screw out
- To screw up
- To sear up
- To search out
- To see (anything) out
- To see (one) through
- To see about a thing
- To see how the squares go
- To see into a millstone
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- To run off at the mouth
- To run on
- to run one's head against a brick/stone wall
- to run one's head against a stone wall
- to run one's head into a brick wall
- to run one's head into a stone wall
- To run out
- to run out of steam
- to run out of time
- to run out of town
- To run over
- To run riot
- To run riot
- to run round in circles
- To run the chances
- to run the gamut
- To run the gantlet
- to run the gauntlet
- To run the guard
- To run the hazard
- to run the show
- to run the table
- To run through
- to run to earth
- to run to seed
- To run up
- To run upon sorts
- To run wild
- to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds
- To rustle up
- To sag to leeward
- To Sail Beyond the Sunset
- to sail close to the wind
- To sail fine
- To sail free
- to sail near the wind
- To sail on a rhumb
- to sail under false colors
- to sail under false colours
- To saint it
- To sally
- To sally
- To salt a mine
- To salt away
- To salt away
- to satisfaction
- to satisfaction
- to satisfaction
- to satisfaction
- to save (one's) life
- to save (one's) life
- to save (one's) life
- to save (one's) life
- to save (one's) life
- To save appearances
- to save face
- to save for a rainy day
- to save her life
- to save his life
- to save life
- to save life
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