About The Word Cetacean
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Cetacean
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What's The Definition Of Cetacean?
[n] large aquatic carnivorous mammal with fin-like forelimbs no hind limbs, including: whales; dolphins; porpoises; narwhals
[adj] of or relating to whales and dolphins etc Synonyms | Synonyms for Cetacean: blower | cetacean mammal | cetaceous Related Terms | Find terms related to Cetacean: alevin | baleen whale | beluga | benthon | benthos | blackfish | blue whale | cachalot | dolphin | finback | fingerling | fish | fry | game fish | grilse | humpback | killer | killer whale | kipper | Loch Ness monster | man-eater | man-eating shark | marine animal | minnow | minny | narwhal | nekton | panfish | plankton | porpoise | salmon | sea monster | sea pig | sea serpent | sea snake | shark | smolt | sperm whale | sponge | sulfur-bottom whale | tropical fish | whale See Also | aquatic mammal | blowhole | Cetacea | fluke | order Cetacea | pod | whale Cetacean In Webster's Dictionary \Ce*ta"cean\, n. (Zo["o]l.)
One of the Cetacea.
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