Whaler is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHALER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• 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.
• ship or person involved in whaling
• A vessel or person employed in the whale fishery.
• One who whales, or beats; a big, strong fellow; hence, anything of great or unusual size.
• a seaman who works on a ship that hunts whales
• a ship engaged in whale fishing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person engaged in whaling

Words related to WHALER

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Words that contain WHALER

whalers13 whalery16 whaleries15

How to use WHALER in a sentence

• The Defender, having sunk an enemy, lowered a whaler to pick up its swimming survivors.
• The whaler proceeded to destroy a ship lying there, and, on its way out, fired a shell into a lighter that was lying near.
• Many and many a whaler and discovery ship has wintered more than a year in these regions.
• It was the Kangaroo driving right over the remains of the whaler.
• Also she swore that when Augusta came aboard the whaler the tattoo marks on her back were not healed.
• This certainly caused us some alarm, but, fortunately for us, a good-sized whaler, the Marianne, was then lying at anchor in the port, having arrived but a few days previously.
• They never visit a whaler except on a Sunday, and then it is to beg for the benefit of their society.
• I had taken the precaution of removing what I possessed on board a whaler then lying in the harbour.
• I rushed to the shrouds, and very soon made out a whaler.
• They had come to the Pacific in a whaler, with a drunken captain, and had, in succession, left the ship.
• And they had learned from a whaler that some medals and a cross of St.
• The whaler seized another mass of meat and flung it to the animals.
• Two natives are now in the jail of Melbourne under sentence of death, for committing a dreadful murder upon two sailors who were cast ashore from a whaler.
• The police boat was cruising about also, looking for the whaler and her boat.
• Here we leave, for the most part, the dreamy pictures of island life, and find ourselves sharing the extremely realistic discomforts of a Sydney whaler in the early forties.
• Fly was caught by a piece of strategy on the part of the whaler captain, who carried him and his crew in chains in their own ship to Great Brewster, Massachusetts, in June, 1726.
• He was picked up by a whaler, on board of which he served with success, and later on, for his assistance in capturing a gang of pirates, he received pardon for his earlier crimes.
• And now it was easy to see that she was a Yankee whaler.
• That first night with us on board the whaler was a fearful time.
• The life of the whaler was in those days something infinitely fascinating to us boys.
• Not thirty years before, the whaler BLENNERDALE, running into the lagoon for repair, had been cut off with all hands.
• Nevertheless, the trained eye of a whaler could not be deceived in certain details easier to discern at a distance.
• Captain Hull, an experienced whaler, would leave nothing to chance.
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• Doubtless some whaler had landed them on the island, where they had rapidly increased.
• Soon after this he captured the Perseverance, English whaler, and the American brig Ocean, bound for Lima, with several thousand stand of arms on board.
• After a well-manned and well-found whaler should have kept the sea for an entire season, the success might be determined.
• The active whaling-season is restricted to eight or ten weeks, and every one on board a whaler from captain to galley-devil works on a lay.
• The cook was an able, swearing man whose culinary experience had been acquired on a Nantucket whaler.
• Indeed, a Nantucket whaler laden with oil was the first vessel flying the Stars and Stripes that entered a British port.
• Ambitious boys of the best families sought places before the mast, for there was then no higher goal for youthful ambition than command of a whaler.
• The whaler, like a man-of-war, carried a larger crew than was necessary for the work of navigation, and it was necessary to devise work to keep the men employed.
• Are you a Yankee whaler? I am glad to see the Yankee whalers, I remember the Yankee whalers very pleasantly.

Similar words containing WHAL without suffix er

whale11 whaled13 whales12 whally15 narwhal13 whalers13 whalery16 whaling14 narwhale14 narwhals14 whaleman16 whalemen16 whalings15 narwhales15 whaleback23 whaleboat17 whalebone17 whalelike19 whaleries15 whalebacks24 whaleboats18 whalebones18 antiwhaling18

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