Group of a large number of fish (or other sea animals, such as dolphins or whales), normally from the same species, that swim together.
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Then the nets are put out in the path of the shoal.
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The water was shoal and the Indians waded off to the boats.
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A shoal of naked-shouldered men are swimming and splashing in the surf.
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There are usually many pollock on the shoal in fall and winter.
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Unfortunately the shoal of fish did not remain long in our vicinity.
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On the shoal parts the bottom is of sharp rocks and broken.
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We warped the Sea Spell off the shoal and found her uninjured.
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We crossed the shoal which joins Tobago to the island of Grenada.
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Petroleum-spring gushing from a shoal to the north of the Caracas Islands.
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Chadwick with admirable judgment-andsank in shoal water and may be saved.
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You have got out of your channel, and are in shoal water.
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Farther in are two shoal spots bearing nearly west from Eastern Point.
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The entrance of this inlet is shoal and only passable for boats.
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Here the coast is low and sandy, and is of shoal approach.
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New Zealand feasted on Ireland's mistakes like a shoal of starving piranhas.
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She won't want to mount the reef; a boat hates shoal water.
