to jump ship - to leave any post or position, to go to sea - to adopt the calling or occupation of a sailor, half seas over - drunk, intoxicated, to get one's sea legs - to become acclimated to something new, sea dog - a sailor, who is older and has had a lot of experience on the seas, to be in uncharted waters - to be in a situation that is unfamiliar and possibly dangerous, the turning of the tide - a dramatic change or reversal of something, to make waves - to cause trouble or controversy, worse things happen at sea - things could be worse than they currently are, a sea change - a massive, fundamental shift or transformation, to swim with the tide - go along with the majority of others, to swim against the tide - to act or behave contrary to the majority of others, to swim with sharks - to be involved with cunning, possibly dangerous, people, to be between devil and the deep blue sea - difficult situation where the two possible courses of action are equally bad,

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