Whale is valid Scrabble Word

Is whale a scrabble word?
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5 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for WHALE in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

any of an order of cetaceous mammals
a very large marine mammal with a streamlined hairless body, a horizontal tail fin, and a blowhole on top of the head for breathing.
large fish-shaped sea mammal
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.
a very large person; impressive in size or qualities
any of the larger cetacean mammals having a streamlined body and breathing through a blowhole on the head

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to engage in the hunting of whales (large marine mammals)

Words related to WHALE

whaled13 whalelike19 whales12 whaling14

Words that contain WHALE

whaled13 whaler12 whales12 whalers13 whalery16 narwhale14 whaleman16 whalemen16 narwhales15 whaleback23 whaleboat17 whalebone17 whalelike19 whaleries15 whalebacks24 whaleboats18 whalebones18

How to use WHALE in a sentence

But the whale wants to come up to the top of the water.
The whale is a noble animal, it was a very good idea, the whale, and I love every bone in its body, so long as it keeps them there.
Mouth of the Dragon, Mouth of the Serpent, and between them the Gulf of the Whale or of Paria.
I added my decision that we must endeavour to make Perth in the whale boats we had with us.
When they arrived off the Bluff they found Captain Mills had fastened to a whale, two other loose whales being near.
They pulled up alongside him, and he pointed out a loose whale, to which they fastened.
Mansfield, of the Hobarton party, fastened to the third whale.
In fact, I was informed that for several hours the squadron had been dragging along in the wake of a comet, very much as boats are sometimes towed off by a wounded whale.
In fact they were only hovels sunk half underground, with low stone walls, supporting roofs of whale ribs, covered thick with earth.
A whale, when struck, will sometimes run out a mile of line before it comes up again, which is generally in about half an hour.

Are ye sure it was a whale ye saw that day, Sergius boy? SERGIUS.
To the west of me was the ocean, To the right the desolate shore, But I did not slacken sail For the walrus or the whale, Till after three days more.
It is as different from every other kind of playing as whale fishing is from fly fishing.
Stories of the whale fishery are plentiful, and of late years there has been some effort made to gather these into a kind of popular history of the industry.
For hundreds of years whale oil was burned in large lamps, and thousands of whales were killed in order to get the oil.
When the men on a whale ship in the old times discovered a whale, they fitted out their boats and rowed toward it.
Sometimes the whale would run down so far, that it would take more line than the boat carried, to keep hold of him.
In some cases nearly five thousand feet of line were drawn out of the boats before the whale came to the top again.
When a whale was killed, the men drew him alongside the ship.
Sometimes forty barrels of oil were dipped out of the head of a whale.

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