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Meaning of harpoon line
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harpoon line (n)
a strong rope for making the catch fast to the harpooner's boat
harpoon line Sentence Examples
- The harpoon line snaked through the water, connecting the hunter to his prey.
- The harpooner expertly cast the harpoon line, aiming for the whale's vital organs.
- The harpoon line tightened as the whale lunged forward, dragging the boat behind it.
- A surge of adrenaline coursed through the hunter's veins as he felt the harpoon line snap taut.
- The harpoon line was a lifeline, binding the hunter to his quarry.
- The whale's massive tail thrashed violently, sending the harpoon line flying through the air.
- The harpoon line became entangled around the whale's body, hindering its movements.
- The harpoon line was severed by the whale's sharp teeth, leaving the hunter stranded.
- The harpoon line was a symbol of the hunter's bravery and skill.
- The harpoon line lay coiled on the deck, a reminder of the epic struggle that had unfolded.
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a strong rope for making the catch fast to the harpooner's boat
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The harpoon line snaked through the water, connecting the hunter to his prey.
The harpooner expertly cast the harpoon line, aiming for the whale's vital organs.
The harpoon line tightened as the whale lunged forward, dragging the boat behind it.
A surge of adrenaline coursed through the hunter's veins as he felt the harpoon line snap taut.
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