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Definition
Synonym
Pottwal�l
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Pottwal
m
, Pottfisch
m
ugs.
, Caschelott
zool.
Pottwale
pl
zool.
sperm whale, great sperm whale, spermaceti whale, trumpet whale, cachalot (Physeter macrocephalus)
sperm whales
Pottwal
m
; Pottfisch
m
ugs.
; Caschelott (Physeter macrocephalus)
zool.
Pottwale
pl
zool.
sperm whale; great sperm whale; spermaceti whale; trumpet whale; cachalot
sperm whales
Pottwal
m
, Pottfisch
m
ugs.
, Caschelott
zool.
Pottwale
pl
zool.
sperm whale, great sperm whale, spermaceti whale, trumpet whale, cachalot (Physeter macrocephalus)
sperm whales
Pottwal
m
; Pottfisch
m
ugs.
; Caschelott (Physeter macrocephalus)
zool.
Pottwale
pl
zool.
sperm whale; great sperm whale; spermaceti whale; trumpet whale; cachalot
sperm whales
Deutsche
Pottwal�l Synonyme
pottwal
Englische
sperm whale great sperm whale spermaceti whale trumpet whale cachalot Synonyme
sperm
act of love
adultery
androcyte
antheridium
antherozoid
aphrodisia
ass
autacoid
balling
bile
carnal knowledge
chalone
climax
cohabitation
coition
coitus
coitus interruptus
commerce
congress
connection
copula
copulation
coupling
diddling
digestive secretion
endocrine
fornication
gall
gastric juice
hormone
intercourse
intestinal juice
intimacy
lovemaking
making it with
male gamete
marital relations
marriage act
mating
meat
milt
mucus
onanism
orgasm
ovum
pancreatic juice
pareunia
pollen
procreation
prostatic fluid
protein
relations
rheum
salivary secretion
screwing
scum
seed
semen
seminal fluid
sex
sex act
sexual climax
sexual commerce
sexual congress
sexual intercourse
sexual relations
sexual union
sleeping with
sperm
cell
sperm
agonium
sperm
atic fluid
sperm
atid
sperm
atiophore
sperm
atium
sperm
atocyte
sperm
atogonium
sperm
atophore
sperm
atozoa
sperm
atozoid
sperm
atozoon
tears
thyroxin
venery
sperm
atic
cervical
clitoral
excretory
fecundative
fertilizing
gametic
gamic
genital
germinal
lachrymal
lachrymose
lacrimatory
lactational
lacteal
lacteous
life-giving
multiparous
ovarian
penial
penile
phallic
procreant
procreative
propagative
reproductive
rheumy
salivant
salivary
salivous
scrotal
secretional
secretive
secretory
seminal
serous
sexual
sialagogic
sperm
atozoal
sperm
atozoan
sperm
atozoic
sperm
ic
sporal
sporogenous
sporoid
sporous
testicular
uterine
vaginal
vulval
vulvar
watering
watery
sperm
atozoa
androcyte
antheridium
antherozoid
male gamete
milt
pollen
protein
scum
seed
semen
seminal fluid
sperm
sperm
cell
sperm
agonium
sperm
atic fluid
sperm
atid
sperm
atiophore
sperm
atium
sperm
atocyte
sperm
atogonium
sperm
atophore
sperm
atozoid
sperm
atozoon
sperm
atozoon
Anlage
androcyte
antheridium
antherozoid
bud
egg
embryo
germ
germen
loins
male gamete
milt
nucleus
ovum
pollen
protein
rudiment
scum
seed
semen
seminal fluid
sperm
sperm
cell
sperm
agonium
sperm
atic fluid
sperm
atid
sperm
atiophore
sperm
atium
sperm
atocyte
sperm
atogonium
sperm
atophore
sperm
atozoa
sperm
atozoid
Pottwal�l Definition
Cachalot
(
n.
)
The
sperm
whale
(Physeter
macrocephalus).
It
has
in
the
top
of
its
head
a
large
cavity,
containing
an
oily
fluid,
which,
after
death,
concretes
into
a
whitish
crystalline
substance
called
spermaceti.
See
Sperm
whale.
Great
(
superl.
)
Large
in
space
Great
(
superl.
)
Large
in
number
Great
(
superl.
)
Long
continued
Great
(
superl.
)
Superior
Great
(
superl.
)
Endowed
with
extraordinary
powers
Great
(
superl.
)
Holding
a
chief
position
Great
(
superl.
)
Entitled
to
earnest
consideration
Great
(
superl.
)
Pregnant
Great
(
superl.
)
More
than
ordinary
in
degree
Great
(
superl.
)
Older,
younger,
or
more
remote,
by
single
generation
Great
(
n.
)
The
whole
Great-bellied
(
a.
)
Having
a
great
belly
Great-grandchild
(
n.
)
The
child
of
one's
grandson
or
granddaughter.
Great-granddaughter
(
n.
)
A
daughter
of
one's
grandson
or
granddaughter.
Great-grandfather
(
n.
)
The
father
of
one's
grandfather
or
grandmother.
Great-grandmother
(
n.
)
The
mother
of
one's
grandfather
or
grandmother.
Great-grandson
(
n.
)
A
son
of
one's
grandson
or
granddaughter.
Great-hearted
(
a.
)
High-spirited
Great-hearted
(
a.
)
Generous
Great-heartedness
(
n.
)
The
quality
of
being
greathearted
Physeter
(
n.
)
The
genus
that
includes
the
sperm
whale.
Physeter
(
n.
)
A
filtering
machine
operated
by
air
pressure.
Right
whale
(
)
The
bowhead,
Arctic,
or
Greenland
whale
(Balaena
mysticetus),
from
whose
mouth
the
best
whalebone
is
obtained.
Right
whale
(
)
Any
other
whale
that
produces
valuable
whalebone,
as
the
Atlantic,
or
Biscay,
right
whale
(Balaena
cisarctica),
and
the
Pacific
right
whale
(B.
Sieboldii)
Sea
trumpet
(
)
A
great
blackish
seaweed
of
the
Southern
Ocean,
having
a
hollow
and
expanding
stem
and
a
pinnate
frond,
sometimes
twenty
feet
long.
Sea
trumpet
(
)
Any
large
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Triton.
See
Triton.
Sperm
(
n.
)
The
male
fecundating
fluid
Sperm
(
n.
)
Spermaceti.
Spermaceti
(
n.
)
A
white
waxy
substance
obtained
from
cavities
in
the
head
of
the
sperm
whale,
and
used
making
candles,
oilments,
cosmetics,
etc.
It
consists
essentially
of
ethereal
salts
of
palmitic
acid
with
ethal
and
other
hydrocarbon
bases.
The
substance
of
spermaceti
after
the
removal
of
certain
impurities
is
sometimes
called
cetin.
Sperm
whale
(
)
A
very
large
toothed
whale
(Physeter
macrocephalus),
having
a
head
of
enormous
size.
The
upper
jaw
is
destitute
of
teeth.
In
the
upper
part
of
the
head,
above
the
skull,
there
is
a
large
cavity,
or
case,
filled
with
oil
and
spermaceti.
This
whale
sometimes
grows
to
the
length
of
more
than
eighty
feet.
It
is
found
in
the
warmer
parts
of
all
the
oceans.
Called
also
cachalot,
and
spermaceti
whale.
Trumpet
(
n.
)
A
wind
instrument
of
great
antiquity,
much
used
in
war
and
military
exercises,
and
of
great
value
in
the
orchestra.
In
consists
of
a
long
metallic
tube,
curved
(once
or
twice)
into
a
convenient
shape,
and
ending
in
a
bell.
Its
scale
in
the
lower
octaves
is
limited
to
the
first
natural
harmonics
Trumpet
(
n.
)
A
trumpeter.
Trumpet
(
n.
)
One
who
praises,
or
propagates
praise,
or
is
the
instrument
of
propagating
it.
Trumpet
(
n.
)
A
funnel,
or
short,
fiaring
pipe,
used
as
a
guide
or
conductor,
as
for
yarn
in
a
knitting
machine.
Trumpet
(
v.
t.)
To
publish
by,
or
as
by,
sound
of
trumpet
Trumpet
(
v.
i.)
To
sound
loudly,
or
with
a
tone
like
a
trumpet
Trumpet-shaped
(
a.
)
Tubular
with
one
end
dilated,
as
the
flower
of
the
trumpet
creeper.
Trumpet-tongued
(
a.
)
Having
a
powerful,
far-reaching
voice
or
speech.
Tun-great
(
a.
)
Having
the
circumference
of
a
tun.
Whale
(
n.
)
Any
aquatic
mammal
of
the
order
Cetacea,
especially
any
one
of
the
large
species,
some
of
which
become
nearly
one
hundred
feet
long.
Whales
are
hunted
chiefly
for
their
oil
and
baleen,
or
whalebone.
sperm whale great sperm whale spermaceti whale trumpet whale cachalot (Physeter macrocephalus) / sperm whales Bedeutung
sperm
count
the
act
of
estimating
the
number
of
spermatozoa
in
an
ejaculate
Peasant's
Revolt
Great
Revolt
a
widespread
rebellion
in
against
poll
taxes
and
other
inequities
that
oppressed
the
poorer
people
of
England,
suppressed
by
Richard
II
great
care
more
attention
and
consideration
than
is
normally
bestowed
by
prudent
persons,
the
pilot
exercised
great
care
in
landing
World
War
I
World
War
Great
War
First
World
War
War
to
End
War
a
war
between
the
allies
(Russia,
France,
British
Empire,
Italy,
United
States,
Japan,
Rumania,
Serbia,
Belgium,
Greece,
Portugal,
Montenegro)
and
the
Central
Powers
(Germany,
Austria-Hungary,
Turkey,
Bulgaria)
from
to
great
white
shark
white
shark
man-eater
man-eating
shark
Carcharodon
carcharias
large
aggressive
shark
widespread
in
warm
seas,
known
to
attack
humans
whale
shark
Rhincodon
typus
large
spotted
shark
of
warm
surface
waters
worldwide,
resembles
a
whale
and
feeds
chiefly
on
plankton
blue
shark
great
blue
shark
Prionace
glauca
slender
cosmopolitan,
pelagic
shark,
blue
body
shades
to
white
belly,
dangerous
especially
during
maritime
disasters
great
bowerbird
Chlamydera
nuchalis
large
bowerbird
of
northern
Australia
great
horned
owl
Bubo
virginianus
brown
North
American
horned
owl
great
grey
owl
great
gray
owl
Strix
nebulosa
large
dish-faced
owl
of
northern
North
America
and
western
Eurasia
giant
kangaroo
great
grey
kangaroo
Macropus
giganteus
very
large
greyish-brown
Australian
kangaroo
formerly
abundant
in
open
wooded
areas
whale
louse
amphipod
crustacean
parasitic
on
cetaceans
great
blue
heron
Ardea
herodius
large
American
heron
having
bluish-grey
plumage
great
white
heron
Ardea
occidentalis
large
white
heron
of
Florida
and
the
Florida
Keys
great
white
heron
Casmerodius
albus
widely
distributed
Old
World
white
egret
American
egret
great
white
heron
Egretta
albus
a
common
egret
of
the
genus
Egretta
found
in
America,
it
is
a
variety
of
the
Old
World
white
egret
Casmerodius
albus
great
bustard
Otis
tarda
largest
European
land
bird
great
snipe
woodcock
snipe
Gallinago
media
Old
World
snipe
larger
and
darker
than
the
whole
snipe
black-backed
gull
great
black-backed
gull
cob
Larus
marinus
white
gull
having
a
black
back
and
wings
great
skua
Catharacta
skua
large
brown
skua
of
the
northern
Atlantic
great
auk
Pinguinus
impennis
large
flightless
auk
of
rocky
islands
off
northern
Atlantic
coasts,
extinct
great
crested
grebe
Podiceps
cristatus
large
Old
World
grebe
with
black
ear
tufts
whale
any
of
the
larger
cetacean
mammals
having
a
streamlined
body
and
breathing
through
a
blowhole
on
the
head
baleen
whale
whalebone
whale
whale
with
plates
of
whalebone
along
the
upper
jaw
for
filtering
plankton
from
the
water
right
whale
large
Arctic
whalebone
whale,
allegedly
the
`right'
whale
to
hunt
because
of
its
valuable
whalebone
and
oil
bowhead
bowhead
whale
Greenland
whale
Balaena
mysticetus
large-mouthed
Arctic
whale
blue
whale
sulfur
bottom
Balaenoptera
musculus
largest
mammal
ever
known,
bluish-grey
migratory
whalebone
whale
mostly
of
southern
hemisphere
finback
finback
whale
fin
whale
common
rorqual
Balaenoptera
physalus
large
flat-headed
whalebone
whale
having
deep
furrows
along
the
throat,
of
Atlantic
and
Pacific
sei
whale
Balaenoptera
borealis
similar
to
but
smaller
than
the
finback
whale
lesser
rorqual
piked
whale
minke
whale
Balaenoptera
acutorostrata
small
finback
of
coastal
waters
of
Atlantic
and
Pacific
humpback
humpback
whale
Megaptera
novaeangliae
large
whalebone
whale
with
long
flippers
noted
for
arching
or
humping
its
back
as
it
dives
grey
whale
gray
whale
devilfish
Eschrichtius
gibbosus
Eschrichtius
robustus
medium-sized
greyish-black
whale
of
the
northern
Pacific
toothed
whale
any
of
several
whales
having
simple
conical
teeth
and
feeding
on
fish
etc.
Physeter
genus
Physeter
type
genus
of
the
Physeteridae
sperm
whale
cachalot
black
whale
Physeter
catodon
large
whale
with
a
large
cavity
in
the
head
containing
spermaceti
and
oil,
also
a
source
of
ambergris
pygmy
sperm
whale
Kogia
breviceps
small
sperm
whale
of
warm
waters
of
both
coasts
of
North
America
dwarf
sperm
whale
Kogia
simus
very
small
(to
feet)
sperm
whale
of
central
coasts
of
Atlantic
and
Pacific
beaked
whale
any
of
several
whales
inhabiting
all
oceans
and
having
beaklike
jaws
with
vestigial
teeth
in
the
upper
jaw
bottle-nosed
whale
bottlenose
whale
bottlenose
Hyperoodon
ampullatus
northern
Atlantic
beaked
whale
with
a
bulbous
forehead
killer
whale
killer
orca
grampus
sea
wolf
Orcinus
orca
predatory
black-and-white
toothed
whale
with
large
dorsal
fin,
common
in
cold
seas
pilot
whale
black
whale
common
blackfish
blackfish
Globicephala
melaena
small
darkolored
whale
of
the
Atlantic
coast
of
the
United
States,
the
largest
male
acts
as
pilot
or
leader
for
the
school
white
whale
beluga
Delphinapterus
leucas
small
northern
whale
that
is
white
when
adult
Great
Dane
very
large
powerful
smoothoated
breed
of
dog
Great
Pyrenees
bred
of
large
heavyoated
white
dogs
resembling
the
Newfoundland
ant
bear
giant
anteater
great
anteater
tamanoir
Myrmecophaga
jubata
large
shaggy-haired
toothless
anteater
with
long
tongue
and
powerful
claws,
of
South
America
great
ape
pongid
any
of
the
large
anthropoid
apes
of
the
family
Pongidae
Pacific
cod
Alaska
cod
Gadus
macrocephalus
closely
related
to
Atlantic
cod
whale
sucker
whalesucker
Remilegia
australis
large
blue
Pacific
remora
that
attaches
to
whales
and
dolphins
great
barracuda
Sphyraena
barracuda
large
(up
to
ft)
greyish-brown
barracuda
highly
regarded
as
a
food
and
sport
fish,
may
be
dangerous
to
swimmers
Chinese
Wall
Great
Wall
Great
Wall
of
China
a
fortification
,
miles
long
built
across
northern
China
in
the
rd
century
BC,
it
averages
meters
in
width
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