bronze whaler
bronze whaler noun: the copper shark.
Noun
bronze whaler (plural bronze whalers)
- The copper shark.
- Below you, two bronze whalers, tiny with distance, begin to wind their way up to you as if on submarine updraughts, and you register them, in your slow glide to the surface, as hardly bigger than the bubbles in your trail.1993, Tim Winton, Land's Edge, Picador, published 2014, page 51
Forms of bronze whaler
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Questions about bronze whaler
- What does bronze whaler mean?
- Bronze whaler means the copper shark.
- What part of speech is bronze whaler?
- Bronze whaler is a noun.
- What is the plural of bronze whaler?
- The plural of bronze whaler is bronze whalers.
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