Nautical Terms
The left side of a ship when facing forward
What is port?
A pirate word for "Yes"
What is aye?
What is 1812?
Johnny Depp played this iconic pirate captain in 'Pirates of the Caribbean'
Who is Captain Jack Sparrow?
This was the famous one eyed, one handed pirate
Who was Captain Hook
The rope or cable drops the anchor into the sea
What is the hawser?
The pharase "shiver me timbers" means this
What is surprise or shock?
The iphone was first released this year
What is 2007?
This 1883 novel helped make buried treasure and treasure maps famous
What is Treasure Island?
The name of the black flag with a skull and crossbones that pirates used to strike fear
What is the Jolly Roger
A tall vertical pole that holds the sails
What is a mast?
A pirate might call someone this if they were lazy or untrustworthy
What is a scallywag?
The year Facebook was created
What is 2004?
This "princess" was captured by the Dread Pirate Roberts in 'The Princess Bride'
Who is Buttercup?
This refers to a pirate's hidden stash of gold and jewels
What is booty
A pirate might steer with this large wheel or lever
What is a helm?
What is a parrot?
The first person to land on the moon
Who was Neil Armstrong?
In Peter Pan, this pirate fears crocodiles and the ticking of a clock
Who is Captain Hook?
This was the common punishment for pirates who broke the code or were caught by the authorities
What is hanging?
This term refers to a ship's back end
What is the stern?
The pirate insult "bilge rat" refers to this part of the ship
What is the lowest, dirtiest part where water collects?
This was the average price for a gallon of gasoline in 1945
This group of kids are lead by Peter Pan
Who are the Lost Boys?
He was known as "Blackbeard" and terrorized the American colonies in the early 1700's
Who is Edward Teach?