The museum has an interesting collection of nautical items, including ocean maps, sails, and anchors. read the sentence. the example context clues show that the word nautical means “growing or living near a boat.” “of or associated with salt water.” “having an interest in the ocean.” “of or relating to ships or sailing.”

The example context clues show that the word nautical means the following:

Of or relating to ships or sailing.

The word "nautical" is an adjective used when referring to people or things pertaining to ships or navigation on a body of water. Since the sentence is about a museum where there is a nice collection of objects related to seafaring, the nautical items in the sentence are items of or relating to ships or sailing.

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explanation:

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