Answer: WHALE
WHALE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 92 times.
Referring Clues:
- Moby-Dick, for one
 - Humpback, e.g.
 - Jonah's swallower
 - Capt. Ahab's obsession
 - Thrash
 - Use a harpoon
 - Source of ambergris
 - One known for spouting off
 - Mammoth mammal
 - The largest is blue
 - Problem for Jonah
 - Swimmer in a pod
 - Beluga
 - Monstro, for one
 - Ahab's obsession
 - Jonah's problem
 - Rorqual, e.g.
 - Blubber source
 - Scrimshaw source
 - Starbuck's quarry
 - Pinocchio swallower
 - Mammal with a blowhole
 - Pod swimmer
 - Mammal with flippers
 - Ambergris source
 - Largest mammal
 - Aquarium attraction
 - Giant sea mammal
 - Largest animal that ever lived
 - Monstro or Willy
 - Pod member
 - Ocean behemoth
 - Exemplar of great size
 - Ahab's quarry
 - Bigness exemplar
 - Jonah's three-day prison
 - A ____ of a time
 - Queequeg target
 - Moby Dick, for one
 - 7-Across, e.g.
 - Massive mammal
 - Sea spouter
 - Sea mammal
 - Marine mammal
 - Dolphin kin
 - Orca, e.g.
 - Moby-Dick, e.g.
 - Spouter
 - Leviathan
 - "Humpback" beast
 - Krill killer
 - Dilemma for Jonah
 - Pequod sinker
 - Orca
 - Large marine mammal
 - High roller, in casino jargon
 - Arctic giant
 - Oil source
 - Swallower of Pinocchio
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 - Subject of some watches
 - Shamu, e.g.
 - Largest sea mammal
 - Ambergis source
 - Large ocean mammal
 - *Pinocchio swallower
 - Spouting sea creature
 - Orion : Hunter :: Cetus : ___
 - Ocean mammal
 - Moby-Dick, notably
 - Cousteau concern
 - Member of a pod
 - Thrash, with "on"
 - Nantucket sleighride beast
 - Dolphin relative
 - Big blue creature in the American Museum of Natural History
 - Massive marine mammal
 - Animal that swallowed Jonah
 - Large mammal
 - Big, strong swimmer
 - More than a high roller, in casino lingo
 - Big spender, in gambling lingo
 - See 64-Across
 - Moby Dick, e.g.
 - Big spender at a casino
 - Humpback or beluga
 - "Humpback" creature
 - Beluga, e.g.
 - Splashy gambler, in lingo
 - Ocean giant
 - Mammal that feeds on krill
 - Animal with gray and blue species
 
Last Seen In:
- USA Today - August 13, 2025
 - USA Today - July 07, 2025
 - LA Times - March 17, 2025
 - LA Times - March 03, 2025
 - New York Times - September 29, 2024
 - LA Times - April 28, 2024
 - USA Today - August 07, 2023
 - USA Today - July 05, 2023
 - LA Times - May 14, 2023
 - LA Times - September 11, 2022
 - LA Times - June 02, 2022
 - New York Times - February 09, 2022
 - USA Today - February 24, 2021
 - New York Times - February 24, 2021
 - LA Times - February 05, 2021
 - LA Times - November 25, 2020
 - LA Times - November 08, 2020
 - LA Times - October 30, 2020
 - Universal - May 19, 2020
 - Netword - April 14, 2020
 
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