Whaleman
- proper noun
- In this same New Bedford, there stands a Whaleman 's Chapel... and few are the fishermen shortly bound for the Indian Ocean or Pacific... who fail to visit there.
Examples
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Hayden has been a global force for the Whaleman Foundation's initiative to protect marine life.
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The Whaleman Foundation is an oceanic research, conservation, and production organization dedicated to preserving and protecting dolphins, whales, and their ocean habitats.
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Hayden has been a global force for the Whaleman Foundation's Save the Whales Again! campaign.
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Whaleman is accomplishing all of this via the Save the Whales Again!
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The Whaleman Foundation is dedicated to conserving ocean habitats and their biodiversity.
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In New Bedford, there is a famous Whaleman's Chapel, often visited by fishermen before their voyages.
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Etymology
The word Whaleman comes from two English words, whale and man, which mean 'whale' and 'person'. It likely began as a name for a job for someone who hunted or worked with whales, so the family name remembers that work, like the name Fisher remembers someone who fished.