Examples of using Blubber in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Pinnipeds are typically hunted for their meat and blubber.
Look at all this blubber!
I have heard about vanishing cream… but vanishing blubber.
The whalers extracted oil from the blubber, meat, and viscera,
Behind the blubber one can see that the sea comes right up on deck through the slip.
laden with pelts, blubber and seal flippers.
The blubber was either boiled into oil on board the ships
plundered vessels that were on their way home with the blubber and whalebones.
The blubber is usually eaten on top of a piece of dried fish
fill them by new type insulating blubber.
also seal blubber, pet formulations,
The most obvious sign of its days as a whaling station are the large cement-like remains of blubber from ovens where the blubber was boiled.
also seal blubber, pet solutions,
The oil that was cooked of the blubber was sought after as a fuel for lamps,
this includes using both blubber, heart and tripe.
The hunting was based around whaling stations on land where the whale blubber was boiled into oil in large copper boilers.
It was hunted because of its tusks, and the blubber was used to make oil, whereas the extremely
Document the level of PCB 7 in this year's catch in three different types of blubber from the same animal;
It used to be highly sought after because of their tusks, their blubber was used to make oil
and seal blubber, pet formulations, and also phytoplankton.