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Definition of whale
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of whale is as below...
Whale (n.) Any
aquatic
mammal
of the order
Cetacea,
especially
any one of the large
species,
some of which
become
nearly
one
hundred
feet long.
Whales
are
hunted
chiefly
for their oil and
baleen,
or
whalebone..
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Spur
::
Spur (n.) A
spiked
iron worn by
seamen
upon the
bottom
of the boot, to
enable
them to stand upon the
carcass
of a
whale,
to strip off the
blubber..
Finner
::
Finner
(n.) A
finback
whale.
Blow
::
Blow (v. i.) To spout
water,
etc., from the
blowholes,
as a
whale..
Squalodont
::
Squalodon
(n.) A genus of
fossil
whales
belonging
to the
Phocodontia;
-- so
called
because
their are
serrated,
like a
shark's..
Mysis
::
Mysis (n.) A genus of small
schizopod
shrimps
found both in fresh and salt
water;
the
opossum
shrimps.
One
species
inhabits
the Great Lakes of North
America,
and is
largely
eaten by the
whitefish.
The
marine
species
form part of the food of right
whales..
Whirlpool
::
Whirlpool
(n.) A sea
monster
of the whale kind.
Cetacea
::
Cetacea
(n. pl.) An order of
marine
mammals,
including
the
whales.
Like
ordinary
mammals
they
breathe
by means of
lungs,
and bring forth
living
young which they
suckle
for some time. The
anterior
limbs are
changed
to
paddles;
the tail
flukes
are
horizontal.
There are two
living
suborders:.
Oil
::
Oil (n.) Any one of a great
variety
of
unctuous
combustible
substances,
not
miscible
with
water;
as, olive oil, whale oil, rock oil, etc. They are of
animal,
vegetable,
or
mineral
origin
and of
varied
composition,
and they are
variously
used for food, for
solvents,
for
anointing,
lubrication,
illumination,
etc. By
extension,
any
substance
of an oily
consistency;
as, oil of
vitriol..
Whalemen
::
Whalemen
(pl. ) of
Whalema.
Blowhole
::
Blowhole
(n.) A hole in the ice to which
whales,
seals,
etc., come to
breathe..
Bodice
::
Bodice
(n.) A kind of under waist
stiffened
with
whalebone,
etc., worn esp. by
women;
a
corset;
stays..
Whaling
::
Whaling
(n.) The
hunting
of
whales.
Flexibility
::
Flexibility
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
flexible;
flexibleness;
pliancy;
pliability;
as, the
flexibility
of
strips
of
hemlock,
hickory,
whalebone
or
metal,
or of rays of
light..
Blanket
::
Blanket
(a.) A
streak
or layer of
blubber
in
whales.
Stay
::
Stay (n.) A
corset
stiffened
with
whalebone
or other
material,
worn by
women,
and
rarely
by men..
Zeuglodon
::
Zeuglodon
(n.) A genus of
extinct
Eocene
whales,
remains
of which have been found in the Gulf
States.
The
species
had very long and
slender
bodies
and broad
serrated
teeth.
See
Phocodontia..
Flipper
::
Flipper
(n.) A broad flat limb used for
swimming,
as those of
seals,
sea
turtles,
whales,
etc..
Blackfish
::
Blackfish
(n.) A small kind of
whale,
of the genus
Globicephalus,
of
several
species.
The most
common
is G.
melas.
Also
sometimes
applied
to other
whales
of
larger
size..
Bull
::
Bull (n.) The male of any
species
of
cattle
(Bovidae);
hence,
the male of any large
quadruped,
as the
elephant;
also, the male of the
whale..
Loggerhead
::
Loggerhead
(n.) An
upright
piece of round
timber,
in a
whaleboat,
over which a turn of the line is taken when it is
running
out too
fast..
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