nautical , naut. (abbreviation)

What is it with money men and all things nautical?

It looks like he has let down the nautical side.

That is, learn we started at the wrong nautical point.

He made one more effort to check his nautical data.

On the whole river there was nothing that looked half so nautical.

Most of those joining had no nautical experience at all.

About a hundred and eight nautical miles, give or take a few.

It's a show, to be sure, that's not for those short on time, or of interest in nautical things.

He'd better get accustomed to thinking all the time in nautical terms.

This gave him an opportunity to put his nautical skills to use.

All too soon we were on the water and forced to speak in nautical terms.

Only one used for nautical reasons in the entire island.

When he is not there, planes must stay 5 nautical miles or 12,500 feet away.

I would therefore also like to comment on the 24 nautical miles question.

The missile probably had a range of no more than six nautical miles, he knew.

When the true story became known, the scandal made news throughout the nautical world.

The family spent three years at sea, traveling 24,000 nautical miles.

For another, it remains a sort of nautical shopping center.

Can do 18 knots with a range or 65 nautical miles.

There are a lot of nautical terms out here, and they give me a headache sometimes.

I tried to get my head into a nautical frame of mine.

They have a range 600 nautical miles at 15 knots.

His first job was nautical going to sea at the age fifteen.

This was the fourth time in my nautical life that I had done the same thing.

The Graduates had the same status as those of the government nautical school.