व्हेल शोधा,

Noun:

अति खाणारी व्यक्ती, व्हेल-शिकार, देवमासा,

whaled's Usage Examples:

system, but that Japan could not adopt it as-is given that the Norwegians whaled primarily for oil, the Japanese for meat.

The English whaled further south, while the French were allocated to the north coast and the.

The two vessels whaled in the South Seas and sought furs in the Pacific Northwest.

" As soon as he walked in, I turned off the light, closed the door and whaled away at him.

1915 was a really good year for Lopra, as no other nations whaled due to World War I there were plenty of blue and fin whales which came unmolested.

increased earnings somewhat, especially because Emma was the only company who whaled "norðanfjørðs" – north of the Skopunarfjord – in 1913 and 1915, meaning.

Under the command of Captain Oliver Russell, Brothers whaled in Australian waters in 1807.

They whaled together where one person would shoot the whale with the harpoon and the.

The Spanish fished and whaled off the Sahara coast from Dakhla to Ras Nouadhibou from 1500 to the present.

She was renamed Dias in 1924 and over the next few years whaled off the coast of Africa.

In September 1825 Melantho visited Pitcairn Island after having whaled at Timor and off the coast of Japan.

The ship whaled off the Pacific coast of South America, and Almira Gibbs" journal includes.

recorded age, determined by counting annual growth layers from a tooth in a whaled specimen was 37.

Synonyms:

hulk, large person, giant, heavyweight,

Antonyms:

ebb, arrive, malfunction, earned run, unearned run,