harpoon|harpooned|harpooning|harpoons in English

verb

[har·poon || hɑr'puːn /hɑː'p-]

hunt with a harpoon; spear as if with a harpoo

Use "harpoon|harpooned|harpooning|harpoons" in a sentence

1. The first offshore drills were called harpoons.

2. Let me guess, the harpoon killed him.

3. Sam Burich held his harpoon gun ready.

4. The steam-powered harpoon appeared in 18

5. The whale dived as the harpoon struck it.

6. 25 Norwegian whalers said yesterday they had harpooned a female minke whale.

7. The harpoons are radar trackers, and the ship's gone to EMCON.

8. The crotch is a notched stick which holds both harpoons.

9. The harpoon struck but did not embed.

10. Harpoon gun, parachutes built into seats, ejectable roof.

11. The fisherman transfixed the shark with a harpoon.

12. Trondur hauled in mightily on the harpoon line.

13. With a triumphant yell, she hurled the harpoon.

14. 1 00 years ago, using hand-thrown harpoons, man did plenty of damage.

15. Noncathartical tropin Bardlike nonviolation downline Metaxa harpoon Machairodontinae

16. He's going to harpoon the shark and blow it up?

17. The harpoon drove deep into the body of the whale.

18. Mixed with these were rusty old whaling lances and harpoons all broken and deformed.

19. 10 The whale dived as the harpoon struck it.

20. We're whalers on the moon We carry a harpoon

21. This year, It'signed up landlocked Laos, not previously known for its prowess with harpoons.

22. Similarly, jellyfish package their venom safely in harpoon-like structures called nematocysts.

23. They're physically putting their bodies on the line between the whalers' harpoons and the whales.

24. By even a conservative estimate, about 000 Dall's porpoise were harpooned each year from 1976 to 19

25. The harpoon tore along his arm all the way down to his hand.