nautilus

(eg. literal, freedom, vexed )

nautilus nautilus /ˈnɔ tə ləs/

(n) a submarine that is propelled by nuclear power
(n) cephalopod mollusk of warm seas whose females have delicate papery spiral shells
(n) cephalopod of the Indian and Pacific oceans having a spiral shell with pale pearly partitions

Because once they've put on the goofy glasses, the film's chambered nautilus, leafy sea dragon and amorous cuttlefish will so immerse them, they'll be holding their breath.

Nautilus CFO Steps Down
Linda Pearce, chief financial officer of Nautilus recently put down her papers.
on June 14, 2013 Source: Zacks via Yahoo! Finance
Nautilus CFO Linda Pearce resigns
Nautilus Inc. said Thursday that Linda Pearce, the health equipment company's chief financial officer, has resigned. Pearce has worked at Nautilus since August and will leave the company on July 2. She ...
on June 14, 2013 Source: Associated Press via Yahoo! News
Nautilus, Inc. Announces Resignation of Chief Financial Officer
June 13, 2013 - Nautilus, Inc. reported today that Linda Pearce, Chief Financial Officer, has resigned to pursue other interests. Ms. Pearce’s resignation is effective July 2, 2013, and she will remain employed with the Company through that date.
on June 14, 2013 Source: Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance

"You can go back before the steroids, you can go back to Nautilus equipment, weights, more teams, smaller ballparks. There's a lot of things you can go back into," Rice said.
on Jan 5, 2008 By: Jim Rice Source: San Diego Union Tribune
Other Nautilus proponents include David Ivry, a former air force commander and ambassador to the US "The Nautilus trials show laser defense is viable," Ivry told a conference on missile defense late last year.
on Feb 28, 2008 By: David Ivry Source: International Herald Tribune
"Nautilus Solar Energy, LLC, a provider of solar solutions for commercial and municipal buildings, was selected as the Trade Ally Award winner for its solid record of energy savings and creation of green jobs. The company distinguishes itself in two...
on Oct 21, 2009 By: Nicholas Asselta Source: Reuters