whaler

Converse of object

• stop: Plus stopping Japanese whalers, third runway at Heathrow, BAE in sales to Saudi Arabia shocker and more.
• use: He also used the old whaler Terra Nova for his second voyage in 1910.
• tow: They were sent on to La Panne beach where they began towing whalers full of troops to off-lying ships.
• include: The convoy, including eight whalers, arrived in the Downs on 27 October.

Adjective modifier

• Norwegian: The Norwegian whalers introduced deer to the Island many years ago.
• Japanese: Last weekend Greenpeace sent two ships icebreakers from Cape Town to turn the hunt on the Japanese whalers.
• American: The peak of northern hemisphere whaling was in 1842 - at that time there were 594 American whalers.
• old: He also used the old whaler Terra Nova for his second voyage in 1910.
• early: The Kapitan Khlebnikov continues north into Baffin Bay, battling the notorious gyre ( circular current ) of ice that thwarted early whalers.
• Scottish: In 1892 four Scottish whalers from Dundee sailed south looking for right whales.

Modifies a noun

• shark: The waters off the beach were also a breeding ground for bronze whaler sharks, he said.

Noun used with modifier

• bronze: The waters off the beach were also a breeding ground for bronze whaler sharks, he said.
• steam: And by 1870s Dundee was the main British whaling port, being home to 10 steam whalers.