nautical star

A symbol of protection and guidance. Also, sailors would nautical stars tattooed on their forearms as a good luck symbol in hopes of returning home safely.

I just got nautical stars tattooed on my shoulders.

by Sasha June 17, 2006

pimp nautical

Like pimp nasty, only more yacht prep.

Sam: Wow, Jill's shirt is so pimp nautical.
Bill: Wow Sam, you're really white.

by ausmile December 22, 2008

Nautical Star

While the nautical star once served as a symbol of safe return and guidance for sailors, it has had other uses over the years. Among other things, it was used by lesbians in the 1950s as an identifying mark so they could recognize each other.

I got a nautical star tattoo yesterday.

by //nah August 6, 2014

narticle

A news article that, upon reading, leaves the reader no more informed than before they read it.

That editorial on brutalist architecture was a complete narticle, to the extent that I feel less smart after having read it.

by TJacobs July 23, 2019

nautical terms

Profane words normally associated with sailor talk.

Everything was fine until the argument became heated and nautical terms started flying.

by Wlodzimierz Brzeczyszykiewicz April 18, 2020

Nautical

cool, super cool. also known as "Nauts"

that ride is nautical

by lulu1994 February 20, 2011

nautical nutsack

A seaworthy nutsack.

A nutsack of nautical proportions

Jim: did you see bill?. Dave: yeah he's a great captain, he must have one hell of a nautical nutsack

by billy togadero January 11, 2009