(ਇੱਕ ਵ੍ਹੇਲ ਜਾਂ ਸੀਲ ਤੋਂ ਬਲਬਰ ਜਾਂ ਚਮੜੇ ਦੀ ਪੱਟੀ,

Noun:

ਲੈਂਸ,

flensing's Usage Examples:

Due to its nature, the station also contained a factory and a flensing plan or platform.

It eventually snares the log of ambergris and the Nisshin Maru winches it up into the flensing bay through the back of the ship.

With their flensing knives they alternate cutting deep strips from the flesh of the other's legs at a slow, ritualistic pace with minimal apparent sensation of pain, at one stage rolling such a strip into a rough imitation of sushi and eagerly consuming it.

These skills include flensing, treating and sewing skins.

200 men working ashore, boiling blubber into oil, flensing whales, and coopering casks to pour the oil into.

They would then be cut up using blades on long handles called flensing knives.

At dawn the mould is then removed from the sculpture, which then collapses into a large pile of congealed petroleum jelly with the assistance of the long-handled flensing knives, and the ambergris is lowered back down into the hold to lie alongside the plastic 'spine' where it begins to disintegrate.

line with a row of decorative crenallation in the form of alternating flensing knives and blubber spades.

killed, the blubber was stripped from the carcass in a process known as flensing, cut into pieces, and melted in the try pots to extract the oil.

that industry on the British Columbia Coast, where blubber was sliced up (flensing) and rendered (try pot) from captured cetaceans.

Both Guests also carry a large conch shell strapped to their backs, flensing knives with horn handles and a small bone instrument resembling a folded fan.

Mattocks made of whalebone were used for tasks including flensing – stripping blubber from the carcass of a whale – by the broch people of.

and beheaded so is often depicted holding his flayed skin or the curved flensing knife with which he was skinned; thus he is remembered and approved as.

Synonyms:

get rid of, remove,

Antonyms:

kern, muzzle, bridle,