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US /ˌhɑːr.puːˈnɪr/ UK /ˌhɑː.puːˈnɪə/
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1 noun · historical whaling: a... harpoonerboatsteererwhaler

Formed in English from harpoon and the occupational suffix -eer. It is a less common variant of harpooner and is strongly associated with historical whaling narratives, where the harpooneer was the boat's expert striker and often its boatsteerer.

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