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Meanings of seawolf in English
Species of fish.
Synonyms
Examples for "atlantic wolffish"
Examples for "atlantic wolffish"
1
Then came the Great Manta, the largest devil fish in the world.
2
In like manner the devil fish feeds, except that it has no whalebone.
3
The devil fish of the land claws his, then rises to the top.
4
We go into a dark water cave and run across a devil fish.
5
The third devil fish, which had not been wounded, had disappeared.
1
Borenson bounded to her, leaping over an enormous black wolf eel that wriggled across the trail.
2
Moon jellyfish, rabbit fish, grenadier or "rat tail" and wolf eel don't look particularly tasty and tend to get tossed overboard when netted at sea.
3
Gaborn stood in the light, and held something speared to a reaver dart- areaver'sphilia, like the carcasses of wolf eels, gray and slimy.
1
By early evening staff on board the Sea Cat were looking slightly stressed.
2
The flying grey made it to the Stena Sea Cat in Holyhead in the nick of time.
3
Passengers have a choice between travelling Sea Cat to Liverpool or Stena Line or Irish Ferries to Hollyhead.
4
The group then returned to Calais, unloaded all their purchases, and boarded the Sea Cat to Calais for another round of shopping.
5
Many large rays were caught by the French, as also sea cats, old wives, and several other fish whose names were not known.
Portuguese
lake la-250 seawolf Spanish
lake la-250 seawolf Variant of the LA-250 amphibious flying boat family by Lake Aircraft.
Related terms
Usage of seawolf in English
1
Warmer waters entice seawolf and cod to swim farther north in the Atlantic into Greenlandic nets.
2
The Navy is naming its third and final Seawolf submarine after the only commander-in-chief to have served aboard such nuclear attack vessels.
3
There's another parallel in the Pentagon's early-'90s choice to kill the super-sophisticated Seawolf attack submarine in favor of cheaper, more flexible Virginia-class boats.
Frequent collocations
Seawolf through the time