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Definition of nautic
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Nautic
(a.)
Nautical.
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Minute
::
Minute
(n.) A
nautical
or a
geographic
mile.
Nautical
::
Nautical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
seamen,
to the art of
navigation,
or to
ships;
as,
nautical
skill..
Aerostatical
::
Aerostatical
(a.)
Aeronautic;
as, an
aerostatic
voyage..
Aeronautic
::
Aeronautic
(a.) Alt. of
Aeronautica.
Sea Term
::
Sea term () A term used
specifically
by
seamen;
a
nautical
word or
phrase.
Aground
::
Aground
(adv. & a.) On the
ground;
stranded;
-- a
nautical
term
applied
to a ship when its
bottom
lodges
on the
ground.
Navarchy
::
Navarchy
(n.)
Nautical
skill or
experience.
Assessor
::
Assessor
(v.) One
appointed
or
elected
to
assist
a judge or
magistrate
with his
special
knowledge
of the
subject
to be
decided;
as legal
assessors,
nautical
assessors..
Aeronautics
::
Aeronautics
(n.) The
science
or art of
ascending
and
sailing
in the air, as by means of a
balloon;
aerial
navigation;
ballooning..
Schoolship
::
Schoolship
(n.) A
vessel
employed
as a
nautical
training
school,
in which naval
apprentices
receive
their
education
at the
expense
of the
state,
and are
trained
for
service
as
sailors.
Also, a
vessel
used as a
reform
school
to which boys are
committed
by the
courts
to be
disciplined,
and
instructed
as
mariners..
Knot
::
Knot (n.) A
nautical
mile, or
6080.27
feet; as, when a ship goes eight miles an hour, her speed is said to be eight
knots..
Standard
::
Standard
(a.)
Being,
affording,
or
according
with, a
standard
for
comparison
and
judgment;
as,
standard
time;
standard
weights
and
measures;
a
standard
authority
as to
nautical
terms;
standard
gold or
silver..
Ephemeris
::
Ephemeris
(n.) A
publication
giving
the
computed
places
of the
heavenly
bodies
for each day of the year, with other
numerical
data, for the use of the
astronomer
and
navigator;
an
astronomical
almanac;
as, the
American
Ephemeris
and
Nautical
Almanac..
Aerostatics
::
Aerostatics
(n.) The
science
that
treats
of the
equilibrium
of
elastic
fluids,
or that of
bodies
sustained
in them. Hence it
includes
aeronautics..
Nautic
::
Nautic
(a.)
Nautical.
Moon-culminating
::
Moon-culminating
(a.)
Culminating,
or
coming
to the
meredian,
at or about the same time with the moon; -- said of a star or
stars,
esp. of
certain
stars
selected
beforehand,
and named in an
ephemeris
(as the
Nautical
Almanac),
as
suitable
to be
observed
in
connection
with the moon at
culmination,
for
determining
terrestrial
longitude..
Aeronautical
::
Aeronautical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
aeronautics,
or
aerial
sailing..
Marine
::
Marine
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the sea;
having
to do with the
ocean,
or with
navigation
or naval
affairs;
nautical;
as,
marine
productions
or
bodies;
marine
shells;
a
marine
engine..
Log
::
Log (n.)
Hence:
The
record
of the rate of
ship's
speed or of her daily
progress;
also, the full
nautical
record
of a
ship's
cruise
or
voyage;
a log
slate;
a log
book..
Argonautic
::
Argonautic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Argonauts.
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