harpooned
Meaning
of Harpoon
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Although they knew that whales were harmless giants, they described battles with harpooned animals.
A lance was a weapon of war and it was also used to kill large marine animals after it has already been harpooned.
Days later, an encounter with a harpooned whale prompts Pip, a little black cabin-boy from Alabama, to jump out of his whale boat.
The boat is being towed by a harpooned whale (not visible here), near Eden, Australia.
Theories of the composition of the book have been harpooned in three ways, first by raising objections against the use of evidence and the evidence itself.