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whaler
/ ˈweɪlə /
noun
- Also called (US)whaleman a person employed in whaling
- a vessel engaged in whaling See factory ship whale catcher
- another word for whaleboat
- a nomad surviving in the bush without working
- short for whaler shark
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The going and the coming of a "whaler" made Crip's father, Mr. John Allen, glad.
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She showed no colors, but the old islander, once a whaler, declared that she was a British man-o'-war.
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Just as the old whaler had predicted, in less than five minutes the mother whale spouted, coming in the direction of the vessel.
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He looked at Hank expectantly, hoping to hear him spur the crew to a new venture, but the old whaler looked grave.
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Then, at the whaler's orders, the boat was swung round and the men held their oars ready to back-water.
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