1. striking or killing with a harpoon (a spear-like weapon used for hunting large fish or whales)
Usage: present participle of harpoon

1. the act or process of hunting with a harpoon
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The crew spent the morning harpooning tuna from the boat.
• Harpooning whales was once a major industry in New England.
• The skilled fisherman was harpooning large fish with remarkable accuracy.
• Traditional harpooning requires great strength and precision.
• The documentary showed footage of harpooning techniques used by indigenous peoples.
• Modern harpooning equipment has made the practice more efficient.
• He learned the art of harpooning from his grandfather.