Whalers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHALERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WHALER, a person who hunts whales
• a whaling ship.
• a seaman engaged in whaling.
• any of a number of large slender-bodied sharks.
• a tramp, especially one who follows the course of a river.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person engaged in whaling

Words related to WHALERS

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How to use WHALERS in a sentence

• On their arrival here, they found two English whalers, the Sisters, Captain Duke, and the Harriet.
• There being here no representatives of the British Government, the crews of whalers are often involved in disputes with the natives.
• And at once, on recovering myself, I abandoned all thought of whalers and of Europe for that year.
• As it was constrained to take refuge in Back Cup I concluded that it must have been hard pressed by whalers.
• The whalers, however, only preserved the bodies of males, and they were not associated with the paraphernalia of those I have described.
• We are bound to meet the relief ships or the steam whalers in that latitude.
• I accompanied him to the beach and there found a number of liberty men from some American whalers walking about.
• He tried to escape by shipping on board a schooner bound to Portland Bay with whalers.
• There were in 1837 eight parties of whalers in Portland Bay, and so many whales were killed that the business from that year declined and became unprofitable.
• The Hentys also had a whaling station at Double Corner, and by offering to supply their men with fresh meat three times a week, obtained the pick of the whalers.
• The whalers judge as best they can, from the position of the line, in which direction he will rise, and get as near as possible so as to use the lance or drive in another harpoon.
• Many cannery steamers and whalers on their way south were sighted, but all gave the Island a wide berth.
• The busy period once over, they were paid, they were put on shore, and they waited till the whalers of the following year should come to claim their services again.
• The whalers of the southern seas were not yet prepared to go beyond the tropic.
• Unfortunately they are much addicted to the use of ardent spirits, having acquired the habit from the whalers who frequent the place.
• She was a prize to three whalers, who had taken her near Cape Corientes, on the coast of Peru.
• The fame of American whalers had already reached England.
• What other changes is the yearly presence of American whalers among them making in Eskimo evolution? Who shall say? It is so easy to be dogmatic, so hard to be just.
• There winter at Herschel every year two hundred and fifty whalers and an equal number of Kogmollye and Nunatalmute Eskimo.
• Whalers harpoon the babe at the breast so that they may afterwards secure the dam.
• Organizing a night attack, the whalers destroyed the village and its guiltless owners.
• Forthwith Alsatia was up in arms for society and a triple alliance of missionaries, whalers, and cannibals combined to intercept the runaways.
• A Wesleyan missionary and a party of whalers buried the dead.
• Whalers and timber vessels no longer resorted there as in the good old Alsatian days.
• Their pastor was poring over old manuscripts and the logs of whalers that had touched upon Greenland.
• The station of Seven Islands is worked by Norwegians, who are the most exterminatingly efficient whalers in the world.
• But now the fact, growing yearly more apparent, that right whales were being driven to more inaccessible haunts, made whalers turn readily to this new prey.
• Three peculiarities chiefly distinguished the whalers from other ships of the same general character.
• Many whalers fell a prey to these marauders, whose operations were rather encouraged than condemned by the European nations.
• But their submission to the British demands did not save the whale-trade, for repeated efforts to get the whalers declared neutral and exempt from capture failed.
• On the 6th of July all the squadron, tangled in the ice, joined a fleet of whalers beset in it, by a temporary opening between the gigantic masses.

Similar words containing WHALER without suffix s

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