Tullibee
- proper noun
- /ˈtʌlɪbi/
- After years at sea, the Tullibee was finally decommissioned and honored in a ceremony.
Examples
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The Tullibee was launched in 1943.
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Many sailors served aboard the Tullibee during its active years in the Navy.
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The Tullibee was known for its advanced sonar technology during its service.
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I saw the Tullibee during the naval parade.
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The USS Tullibee was a notable submarine during World War II.
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The crew of the Tullibee trained extensively for their mission under the ocean.
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In 1944, the Tullibee made significant contributions to naval operations in the Pacific.
Synonyms
A United States Navy aircraft carrier named after the 26th President
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tullibee comes from the name of a small North American freshwater fish called a tullibee. The US Navy often names ships after fish, so the vessel Tullibee simply carries the fish's name, which helps you remember it as a ship named for an animal.