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Brewer’s Dictionary
> Whale.
Weyd-monat.
Whale.
CONTENTS
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
E. Cobham Brewer
1810–1897
. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Whale.
Not a fish, but a cetaceous mammal.
1
A
group
of whales is called a school.
The
fat
is called blubber.
The
female
is called a cow.
The
fore-limbs
are called paddles.
The
male
is called a bull-whale.
The
spear
used in whale-fishing is called a harpoon.
The
young
of whales is a cub or calf.
T
OOTHED-WHALES
include sperm-whales and dolphins.
2
W
HALE-BONE WHALES
include rorquals and humpbacks.
3
Weyd-monat.
Whale.
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