Meanings of raw blubber in English

You need not in imagination adopt the hairy garments, or smear yourself with oil, or eat raw blubber.

The native people are stunted in growth; their food consists mainly of raw blubber, and they are scarcely above savagery.

Every one had a piece of raw blubber to eat at once, and the very first piece went to Menie.

The Esquimaux seemed greatly surprised at their preferring their own dried food to the raw blubber on which he and his dogs regaled themselves.

Moses, finding the life of a fur-trader not quite to his taste, rejoined his countrymen, and reverted to killing seals and eating raw blubber.

Butterface was set to prepare coffee, and the Eskimos began breakfast with strips of raw blubber, while steaks of Leo's bear were being cooked.