Off the boat is a phrase used to describe someone who has just arrived in a new place, usually by boat. The term can also refer to someone who is new to a particular situation or activity. In this crossword puzzle, the solutions ASHORE, ONSHORE, and ONLAND all relate to the phrase off the boat. ASHORE is a six-letter word meaning on land, while ONSHORE is a seven-letter word meaning toward the shore. ONLAND is also a six-letter word meaning on land. All three words are related to the phrase off the boat, as they all refer to being on land rather than on a boat.