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Meanings of capelan in English
Spanish
mallotus villosus Synonyms
Examples for "caplin"
Examples for "caplin"
1
A school of shining caplin shimmered on the surface of the water.
2
At Ramah I had purchased some dried caplin for dog food for the night.
3
The water was alive with schools of caplin.
4
Around the wharves little boats were unloading caplin, a small fish about the size of a smelt.
5
In July they could find no caplin for bait for the cod-fishing, and in August and September they could find no cod.
1
Mackerel were moving into Icelandic waters while capelin were moving out.
2
The Babe's mouth opened for the natural question: "What's capelin?"
3
The shallows we passed this day were covered with shoals of capelin, the angmaggoeuk of the Esquimaux.
4
I think those little fish that people are being attracted to consume, like herring and capelin, I think that's disastrous, really.
5
The catch of monster cod has exploded in the last five years, as the fish have feasted on shoals of capelin thriving in warmer waters.
Usage of capelan in English
1
Capelan uttered a sharp cry, and his terrified horse caused disorder in the ranks.
2
This alliance secured to him the government of Tigre, which he held under Capelan.
3
The murder of Capelan, which its perpetrator intended for a mere crime, proved a huge blunder.
4
If Emineh, his wife, was a model of virtue, his father-in-law, Capelan, was a composition of every vice-selfish ,ambitious ,turbulent ,fierce
5
Ali, Bey of Argyro-Castron, who had throughout shown himself devoted to the sultan, was nominated Pacha of Delvino in place of Capelan.
6
As soon as the smoke cleared, he perceived Capelan, Pacha of Croie, who had been his guest, and wounded him mortally in the chest.