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Meanings of namaycush in inglés
ruso
salvelinus namaycush portugués
truta de lago catalán
salvelinus namaycush español
salvelinus namaycush 
Species of fish.
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Examples for "lunge"
Examples for "lunge"
1
It was a bit of lunge so there's certainly some rhythm needed.
2
To hamper him in the lunge there was the table between us.
3
Only those in front can actually lunge and strike at the enemy.
4
Only a sluggish twitch in response, rather than the usual rapid lunge.
5
When she raised herself, she saw the final lunge that ended it.
1
He made no mistake at Oswego and he is making none here.
2
Take their receipt for same and permit them to return to Oswego.
3
Remember, Tandakora, the great victories Montcalm won at Oswego and William Henry.
4
But reaching Oswego and learning of that disastrous defeat, he was discouraged.
5
In 1756 Montcalm arrived in Canada and won his first victory at Oswego.
1
Renwick to the head of the Tuladi returned on the 13th September.
2
Renwick, having passed through Tuladi Lake, entered the main stream of that name on the 5th September.
3
Renwick descended the Abagusquash and Tuladi, and, crossing Lake Temiscouata, reached the same rendezvous on the 5th October.
4
Two separate parties were now formed, the one to proceed up Temiscouata Lake, the other to ascend the Tuladi.
1
Small fish with little fat, such as brook or lake trout, boiled.
2
There are enthusiastic anglers, however, whose specialty is trolling for lake trout.
3
Small fish, with little oil, such as brook or lake trout, boiled.
4
They brought a trout, the large lake trout, and were, as-usual, very friendly.
5
But also bad news for lake trout, which relied on the minnows as prey.
1
A hook anywheres in the bay, and at any time of the year, would catch Mackinaw trout, many as one would want.
1
Even the grand lake trout ( Salvelinus namaycush really) are taken in this way in the spring and fall when they come in upon the shallows.
Usage of namaycush in inglés
1
Ate big namaycush and were ready to push on early this morning.
2
Caught three namaycush in AM., then wind bound by fierce N.W.
3
And then when we get to Lake Disappointment we ought to get more namaycush.
4
While paddling we got a seven-pound namaycush, which enabled us to eat that night.
5
Trolling by the way, we caught one two-pound namaycush.
6
During the morning I dropped a troll and landed the first namaycush of the trip-aseven-pound fish.
7
Trolling back, I caught one small namaycush.
8
In the course of our search we caught a namaycush, and immediately put to shore to eat it.
9
They lost two good namaycush.
10
Trolling on the way, we caught a namaycush (lake trout), the first we had seen on the trip.
11
Hooked big namaycush-lostit.
12
Towards evening we put out our trolls, and I caught one big brook trout, one little namaycush, and a big one a twenty-pounder.
13
As we paddled I dropped a troll and before we stopped for the night landed a seven-pound namaycush, and another large one broke a troll.
14
Even the grand lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush really) are taken in this way in the spring and fall when they come in upon the shallows.
15
Namaycush heads and guts and my trout for supper.
16
Ate big namaycush and were ready to push on early this morning.
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Namaycush through the time