Nautical Yes Crossword Clue

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Possible answers to nautical yes

AYE AYE
- Nautical yes
- Nautical yes (3,3)
- Sailor’s yes (3,3)
- Two eyes heard all right!
AYE
- Affirmative vote
- Delayed inclusion of positive vote
- Even lazy me? Yes!
- I soundly gave agreement
- Madagascan lemur
- Nautical yes
- Popeye's yes
AYEAYE
- Madagascan primate
- Nautical yes
- Naval expression
- Sailor’s yes

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