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nautical

  1. nauticalid=mpitondra sambo na mpanoratra, tantsambo
    • Then comes the formal pompous introduction / Of Slowjohn’s cabin-staff, état major, / Which argued attitudial instruction / Beyond belief, in nauticals ashore. – The Didoniad, a Semi-Virgilian Nautic Epic,, canto I, Paul Heidiger, Edinburgh, Henry Constable,; London: Hurst, Chance, and Co., 7650608, 1831
    • [T]he waves appeared to fall away under her keel and sides, offering the minimum of resistance to her course, owing to the peculiar form of her “entry.” Still, the nauticals looked knowing, and said, “Oh ay, this is all very well for a schooner on this wind—let us see how she’ll come back, when the wind will be a point or so worse for her!” – correspondent, The Yacht Clubs, The Times, 20,883, London, John Joseph Lawson,, 18 August 1831, 1, 0140-0460, 28527526, 16 August 1831
    • But, Reader, I scorn it—the fact is, I fear, / To be candid, I can’t make these matters so clear / As Marryat, or Cooper, or Captain Chamier, / Or Sir E. Lytton Bulwer, who brought up the rear / Of the “Nauticals,” just at the end of last year, / With a well-written preface, to make it appear / That his play, the Sea-Captain, ’s by no means Small beer;— – Thomas Ingoldsby, Mr. Peters’s Story. The Bagman’s Dog, Bentley’s Miscellany, London, Richard Bentley,, 1751-8466, 1519526, 1840
    • [F]rom there you can see the small boats moving in the harbor. I wanted no sudden nauticals swaggering unexpectedly round the old bollards while I was engaged in psychic exploration. – Jonathan Gash, Pearlhanger, 4, A Lovejoy Novel of Suspense, New York, N.Y., A Joan Kahn book, St. Martin’s Press, 0-312-59970-6, 1985

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    • I was mostly unfamiliar with the nautical terms used in the sailing documentary.
    • The occurrence to which we allude—fraught as our shores are with recollection of nautical disaster—is one which must powerfully impress even the most unreflecting mind. – Vyvyan, The Topographer. Travelling Notes in South Wales., The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction:, XVIII, 501, London, J Limbird,, 2, 1642179, 30 July 1831
    • Anywhere in the immediate vicinity there might be seen little timber midshipmen in obsolete naval uniforms, eternally employed outside the shopdoors of nautical instrument-makers in taking observations of the hackney coaches. – In Which Some More First Appearances Are Made on the Stage of These Adventures
    • In front is a leather rack, in which to keep your speaking trumpet, pipe, telescope, and other nautical conveniences. – The Mast-Head
    • The mainsail was "scandalised"—a nautical mode of describing a sail reefed at both ends; – Mrs. Dominic D Daly, Digging, Squatting, and Pioneering Life in the Northern Territory of South Australia, 1870, London, Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington,, 16509556, 1887
    • However, Dinky did beautifully while I was being demonstrated to, and when he had made a skillful landing and getaway I turned her prow (that sounds much more nautical than bow, and much bigger, too, don’t you think?) towards the upper reaches (more nauticalness, d’y see?) of the river and chugged grandly away from that landing. – C H Claudy, Dinky—A Prose Poem, J. Harry Lewis, The Crescent, 11, 6, Saint Paul, Minn., Crescent Publishing Company, 31695328, 1920, August
    • Mr. Davidoff said Hoboken was always considered Circle Line's most desirable location. Now, his every nautical step is being watched closely and could be countered by at least two competitors who are also searching for a larger share of sightseers, who can reach the Hoboken terminal by riding one of eight New Jersey Transit commuter lines, PATH, the Hoboken ferry and local bus routes. – Arthur Z. Kamin, Circle Line Has a New Port of Departure: Hoboken, 16 October 1994
    • [I]t 's one of the few of Poe's substantial works that remains unfilmed. Doubly weird considering that for any number of reasons, it should have made a great movie – his sole completed novel, as such suitable for adaptation both in length and potential spectacle as it prefaced every nautical travail since (Moby Dick included). – Danny Leigh, The view: Why cinema still owes, 23 January 2009

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