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nauticals

nauticals is the plural of nautical.

Meaning of nautical

Noun

nautical (plural nauticals)

  1. (archaic, rare) A nautical person or writer; a sailor.
    • Then comes the formal pompous introduction / Of Slowjohn’s cabin-staff, état major, / Which argued attitudial instruction / Beyond belief, in nauticals ashore.1831, canto I, in Paul Heidiger, editor, The Didoniad, a Semi-Virgilian Nautic Epic, […], Edinburgh: Henry Constable, […]; London: Hurst, Chance, and Co., →OCLC, page 30
    Synonyms:
    nautic

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Questions about nauticals

What is nauticals the plural of?
Nauticals is the plural of nautical.

Words near nauticals in the dictionary

  1. nauticalisms
  2. nauticalities
  3. nauticality
  4. nautically
  5. nauticalness
  6. nauticals
  7. nautics
  8. nautiform
  9. nautilaceous
  10. nautili
  11. nautilicone

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