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Translation De -> Fr
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Whale
n.
1.
(Zool.)
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
.
Whale bird
a
-
(Zool.)
Any
one
of
several
species
of
large
Antarctic
petrels
which
follow
whaling
vessels
,
to
feed
on
the
blubber
and
floating
oil
;
especially
,
Prion
turtur
(
called
also
blue petrel
),
and
Pseudoprion
desolatus
.
b
-
The
turnstone
; -
so
called
because
it
lives
on
the
carcasses
of
whales
.
Whale fin
(Com.)
whalebone
.
Whale fishery
the
fishing
for
,
or
occupation
of
taking
,
whales
.
- Simmonds.
Whale louse
(Zool.)
any
one
of
several
species
of
degraded
amphipod
crustaceans
belonging
to
the
genus
Cyamus
,
especially
Cyamus
ceti
.
They
are
parasitic
on
various
cetaceans
.
Whale's bone
ivory
.
Whale shark
a
-
(Zool.)
The
basking
,
or
liver
,
shark
.
b
-
A
very
large
harmless
shark
(
Rhinodon
typicus
)
native
of
the
Indian
Ocean
.
It
sometimes
becomes
sixty
feet
long
.
Whale shot
the
name
formerly
given
to
spermaceti
.
Whale's tongue
(Zool.)
a
balanoglossus
.
Noun
1.
whale
-
a
very
large
person
;
impressive
in
size
or
qualities
Synonyms:
hulk
,
giant
,
heavyweight
2.
whale
-
any
of
the
larger
cetacean
mammals
having
a
streamlined
body
and
breathing
through
a
blowhole
on
the
head
Verb
1.
whale
-
hunt
for
whales
To
see
a
whale
in
your
dream
,
represents
your
intuition
and
awareness
.
You
are
in
tuned
to
your
sense
of
spirituality
.
Alternatively
,
it
indicates
a
relationship
or
business
project
that
is
too
enormous
to
handle
.
Loch
Ness
monster
,
alevin
,
angle
,
bait
the
hook
,
baste
,
bastinado
,
beat
,
belabor
,
belt
,
benthon
,
benthos
,
birch
,
bob
,
buffet
,
cane
,
cetacean
,
clam
,
club
,
cowhide
,
cudgel
,
cut
,
dap
,
dib
,
dibble
,
dinosaur
,
dolphin
,
dress
down
,
drive
,
drub
,
elephant
,
fingerling
,
fish
,
flagellate
,
flail
,
flax
,
flog
,
fly-fish
,
fry
,
fustigate
,
game
fish
,
gig
,
give
a
dressing-down
,
give
a
whipping
,
give
the
stick
,
go
fishing
,
grig
,
grilse
,
guddle
,
hide
,
hippo
,
hippopotamus
,
horsewhip
,
hulk
,
jack
,
jacklight
,
jig
,
jumbo
,
kipper
,
knout
,
lace
,
larrup
,
lash
,
lather
,
lay
on
,
leather
,
leviathan
,
lick
,
mammoth
,
man-eater
,
man-eating
shark
,
marine
animal
,
mastodon
,
minnow
,
minny
,
monster
,
nekton
,
net
,
paddle
,
panfish
,
pistol-whip
,
plankton
,
pommel
,
porpoise
,
pummel
,
rawhide
,
salmon
,
scourge
,
sea
monster
,
sea
pig
,
sea
serpent
,
sea
snake
,
seine
,
shark
,
shrimp
,
smite
,
smolt
,
spank
,
spin
,
sponge
,
still-fish
,
strap
,
stripe
,
swinge
,
switch
,
tan
,
thrash
,
thump
,
thumper
,
torch
,
trawl
,
trim
,
troll
,
tropical
fish
,
trounce
,
truncheon
,
wallop
,
wear
out
,
welt
,
whip
,
whop
,
whopper
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