nautilus
IPA: nˈɔtʌɫʌs
noun
- A marine mollusc, of the family Nautilidae native to the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean, which has tentacles and a spiral shell with a series of air-filled chambers, of which Nautilus is the type genus.
- A kind of diving bell that sinks or rises by means of compressed air.
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Examples of "nautilus" in Sentences
- Anyone can recognize a nautilus.
- Cut away Nautilus shell on blue.
- Appears as a nautilus with a hermit crab shell.
- Nautilus changed course to close for an attack.
- The word "nautilus" comes from the Greek for boat.
- The Nautilus was the first nuclear powered submarine.
- This rather enhanced the Nautilus' pointed appearance.
- Thanks for the thought about merging this and nautilus.
- Eyes of this nature are currently found in the nautilus.
- The school is designed in the shape of a nautilus shell.
- Aphrodite with the "nautilus," by which is meant the argonaut of zoologists.
- The use of nautilus shells in art and literature is covered at nautilus shell.
- Most noatble fix pertaining to this: the back, forward and up buttons in nautilus.
- Catching the nautilus is a largely unregulated free-for-all in which fishermen from poor South Pacific countries gladly accept $1 per shell.
- And there's the first thing Apple actually does good in my opinion: Why should a file browser that people need to find files be called nautilus?
- The two last stanzas, with their associates, will require a few of your delicate touches, before you mount them on the nautilus which is to bear them buoyant round the world.
- We measured the hole they would require for entering, and discovered that out of the number we had made, the one which had caught the nautilus was the only one with a hole sufficiently large to allow it to enter.
- Head on over to her blog for even more juice on GNOME 3 from the week-long discussion. remove combo box to change nautilus view, just use menu? frustration that nautilus is becoming like midnight commander, not beautiful to use, too complicated dont like split pane idea, why not use two windows? split-pane seems universally disliked by GNOME designers. snap to side-by-side like in windows 7 would be good and would remove need for split-pane. search in nautilus sucks confusion between magnifying glass icon for search vs zoom