AHAB

AHAB


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A grand
Call me Ishmael speaker
For hates sake I spit my last breath at thee speaker
Grand
Hast seen the White Whale? asker
I drive the sea! crier
Moby Dick captain
Moby Dick mariner
Moby Dick protagonist
Moby Dick role
Moby Dick whaler
Moby-Dick captain
Pequod captain
Pequod skipper
Thy hour and thy harpoon are at hand! crier
To the last I grapple with thee speaker
___ the Arab
___ the Arab (Ray Stevens hit)
___ the Arab (Ray Stevens novelty hit)
___ the Arab (Ray Stevens song)
___ the Arab (Ray Stevens)
___ the Arab (song)
Moby Dick captain
Moby-Dick captain
Moby-Dick mariner
Pequod captain
___
1956 Gregory Peck role
1956 Peck portrayal
1956 Peck role
1956 role for Peck
A king of Israel
Ally of Jehoshaphat
Arab in a 1962 Ray Stevens hit
Bane of Moby Dick
Barrymore role in 1930
Bedouin sheik in a Ray Stevens song title
Beholder of a hump like a snow-hill
Blubbering fool of fiction?
Captain employed by Peleg and Bildad
Captain for Stubb and Fedallah
Captain in Moby Dick
Captain in a whale of a tale
Captain obsessed
Captain of Moby Dick
Captain of The Pequod
Captain of Peleg and Bildads ship
Captain of Stubb and Flask
Captain of fiction
Captain of literature
Captain of the whaler Pequod
Captain who pursued Moby Dick
Captain who says
Captain with a regal overbearing dignity of some mighty woe
Captain with a whale of an obsession?
Captain with a whalebone leg
Captain with an ivory leg
Captain with the overbearing dignity of some mighty woe
Character whose last words are For hates sake I spit my last breath at thee.
Character with a whalebone leg
Character with an ivory leg
Early John Barrymore talkie role
Famed whaler
Famously driven captain
Fictional Quaker captain
Fictional captain
Fictional captain with an ivory leg
Fictional character who declares Sleep?... I do not sleep
Fictional great white hunter
Fictional hunter
Fictional one-legged captain
Fictional one-legged whaler
Fictional sailor
Fictional sea hunter
Fictional skipper
Fictional whaler
Giver of Starbucks orders
Great whale hunter
Great white hunter
Great white hunter?
Gregory Peck role
Gregory Peck role of 1956
Gregory Peck role: 1956
He gives Starbuck orders
He has a cetacean fixation
His last voyage originated in New Bedford
Hunting captain
Husband of Jezebel
I Kings king
Ill-fated captain
Ishmael and Queequegs captain
Ishmaels boss
Ishmaels captain
Ishmaels commander
Ishmaels overseer
Ishmaels skipper
Ishmaels superior
Ivory-legged captain
Ivory-legged whaler
Jezebels husband
Jezebels king
King in 1 Kings
King in I Kings
King influenced by Jezebel
King of Israel
King of Kings
King who lived in an ivory palace
King who married Jezebel
Legendary captain
Literary captain
Literary character who says For hates sake
Literary character whose last words are Thus
Literary lead role for Gregory Peck in 1956
Literary mariner
Literary monomaniac
Literary skipper
Maniacal Captain
Melville captain
Melville character
Melville hero
Melville man
Melville mariner
Melville megalomaniac
Melville monomaniac
Melville protagonist
Melville skipper
Melville whaler
Melvilles beluga hunter
Melvilles captain
Melvilles doomed Captain
Melvilles great white hunter
Melvilles madman
Melvilles maniacal mariner
Melvilles mariner
Melvilles monomaniacal mariner
Melvilles obsessed captain
Melvilles obsessed whaler
Melvilles obsessive whaler
Melvilles whaler
Moby Dick chaser
Moby Dick pursuer
Moby Dick seeker
Moby Dicks adversary
Moby Dicks chaser
Moby Dicks hunter
Moby Dicks pursuer
Mobys chaser
Mobys menacer
Mobys pursuer
Moby-Dick chaser
Monomaniac of literature
Monomaniacal captain
Monomaniacal captain in fiction
Monomaniacal skipper
Noted literary character of 1851
Noted whale hunter
Obsessed captain
Obsessed captain of fiction
Obsessed captain of literature
Obsessed fictional captain
Obsessed fictional whaler
Obsessed mariner
Obsessed seaman
Obsessed skipper
Obsessed whaler
Obsessive fictional skipper
Obsessive hunter of fiction
Obsessive sea captain
Obsessive whaler
Obsessive whaler of fiction
Omris successor
One giving Starbuck orders?
One giving Starbucks orders
One-legged captain
One-legged captain of fiction
One-legged character
One-legged literary character
One-legged skipper
Patrick Stewarts Moby Dick role
Peck in Moby Dick
Peck part
Peck role
Peck role of 1956
Pecks peglegged Pequod portrayal
Pecks peglegged portrayal
Pecks role in 1956s Moby Dick
Peck
Peg-legged literary captain
Peg-legged literary character
Peglegged whaler
Pequod captian
Pequod whaler
Pequods boss
Pequods captain
Pequods skipper
Pip was his cabin boy
Pursuer of the accursed white whale
Queequegs boss
Queequegs captain
Queequegs captain on the Pequod
Queequegs commander
Queequegs skipper
Ray Stevens sang about him
Ray Stevenss Arab
Role played by John Barrymore
Scarred literary character
Scarred skipper
Sea captain
Seventh king of Israel
Single-minded seaman
Son of Omri
Starbuck is his first mate
Starbucks boss
Starbucks boss^AHA
Starbucks captain
Starbucks manager?
Starbucks orderer
Starbucks skipper
Starbucks superior
Starring role for John Barrymore and Gregory Peck
Subject of Ishmaels narration
Subject of Ishmaels tale
The Pequods captain
Ultimate whale watcher
Unipodal whaler
Vengeful Quaker of fiction
Vengeful Quaker of literature
Wellville mailer
Whale chaser
Whale fanatic
Whale hunter
Whale of a captain?
Whale pursuer
Whale stalker
Whale watcher
Whale-obsessed captain
Whaleboat captain of fiction
Whaler in Moby Dick
Whaler of fiction
Whaler sailor
Whaler/sailor
Whaling ship captain of fiction
White whale chaser
White whale hunter
White whale pursuer of fiction
White whale searcher
White-whale chaser
White-whale pursuer
Wicked king of Israel
Captain who sought Moby Dick.
He sought Moby Dick.
Pursuer of Moby Dick.
He pursued Moby Dick.
The whaler in Moby Dick.
Jezebel's husband.
Melville's monomaniac.
Captain in Ishmael's tale.
Coming role for Gregory Peck.
Starbuck's captain.
Moby Dick's enemy.
Biblical name
Character in Moby Dick.
Peg-leg skipper.
The Pequod's last captain.
White whale's chaser.
Great king of Israel.
Ishmael's captain.
Moby Dick character
Elijah's royal opponent.
Jezebel's spouse.
Coveter of Naboth's vineyard.
Ishmael's skipper.
Omri's successor.
Biblical king
Character in Melville.
Whaler captain.
Moby Dick's pursuer.
The Pequod's captain.
Whale hunter of fiction.
Melville's captain.
Melville sailor
Literary whale-hunter.
Whaler
Famous whaler
Jezebel's king
Fictional mariner
Whaling name
Captain of 22 Across
Melville seaman
Moby Dick's victim
Seeker of Moby Dick
Melville's searcher
Pequod's master
Melville's skipper
Famous captain
Pequod's captain
Noted whaler
Demented whaler
Captain with an obsession
Moby Dick skipper
Israelite king
Melville's white-whale hunter
Queequeg's captain
Melville's whale hunter
Melville's whale pursuer
Whaler in a Melville book
He rebuilt Jericho
Pequot skipper
A Melville captain
King of Israel, ninth century B.C.
Pequod's skipper
One-legged whaler
Moby Dick was his nemesis
Israel's seventh ruler
Role for Gregory Peck: 1956
The Pequod's skipper
Peck role: 1956
One-legged protagonist
Subject of Ishmael's narration
Starbuck's superior
Starbuck's skipper
A grand, ungodly, godlike man in fiction
Starbuck's orderer
Melville's obsessed whaler
Melville's obsessed captain
Literary character who says For hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee
Fictional character who declares Sleep? ... I do not sleep, I die
Grand, ungodly, godlike man of fiction
Vindictive Quaker of fiction
Fictional captain who said Thou damned whale!
Literary character who says I'll chase him round Good Hope
Starbuck's boss
Fictional user of a 21-Across
Vengeful captain
Fictional boss of Stubb and Flask
Captain played by Patrick Stewart
Starbuck's order giver
Monomaniacal mariner
Literary character on whom Captain Hook is based
Mariner in a whale of a novel?
Grand, ungodly, godlike man, in literature
Literary character likened to a mute, maned sea-lion
Monomaniac of fiction
Fictional captain whose nickname is Old Thunder
Monomaniacal captain of literature
One-legged, single-minded sea captain
Model of vengeful obsession
Pursuer of an accursed white whale
Literary protagonist named after a king of Israel
Literary character played by Gregory Peck, Patrick Stewart and Orson Welles
Captain in search of Moby Dick
Melville's Captain
Moby Dick's pursuer
spanCaptain of the whaler /spaniPequod/ispan/span
Melville's whale chaser
Jezebel's husband — Moby Dick's hunter
Early on, a harpooner and boy?
King Henry, taken in by false god, almost put up
OT king's a custom, it turned out
Melvilles grand, ungodly, god-like man
Quaker captain of literature
Chapter XXVIII of Moby-Dick
Captain described as a grand, ungodly, god-like man
Memorable Gregory Peck role
Whale-tale captain
Model for Hook
... thou damned whale! speaker
iMahabarata/ispan contains OT king/span
Starbuck's boss's regular withdrawals of cash, maybe
Husband of Jezebel in the Bible
Moby-Dick pursuer
Moby-Dick seeker
Quaker captain of fiction
Monomaniacal mariner of fiction
Moby-Dick skipper
Inspiration for Captain Hook
Literatures self-styled poor pegging lubber
Whaler of literature
Model for Captain Hook
The Pequods monomaniacal captain
Infamously monomaniacal captain
Captain in a tale of a whale
Captain in Moby-Dick
Fictional captain who nails a doubloon to the mast of the Pequod
Literary character described as blindly seeking with a six inch blade to reach the fathom-deep life of the whale
Wicked biblical king
Captain ___ (Moby-Dick protagonist)
Literary character with a leg made of whalebone
Obsessive Melville character
Moby-Dick man
Stopped getting caught out - relieved
Rag merchant after New Years Days one in the whole last across answer
Ship's captain that's good to sailor
Captain I see heading for boat
In the Old Testament, king of Israel who was the husband of Jezebel
Mighty whaler
Captain who cries "From hell's heart I stab at thee"
The captain of the Pequod
Barries inspiration for Hook
He gave Starbuck's orders
Character with a leg made of whalebone
Monomaniacal captain of fiction
Literary captain who says, I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, Ill go to it laughing
Fanatical seaman of literature
Literary captain described as a grand, ungodly, god-like man
Literary captain described as a grand, ungodly, god-like man
Literary character who cries "I am madness maddened!"
Melvilles whale chaser
Jezebels man got it? Bravo!
"Moby-Dick" captain
Literary captain whose last words are Thus, I give up the spear!
Captain who said, Id strike the sun if it insulted me
Exclamation over a book, or antihero in one
Fictional character who cries "I am madness maddened!"
Character who nails a doubloon to the Pequod's mast
Fictional figure who often visits the "night-cloaked deck"
Literary captain obsessed with a whale
Captain who searched for a great white whale
Literary whaler
Stubb was his second mate
Noted whale watcher of literature
Character whos missing one of his 50-Down (but Melville doesnt tell us which one)
Name that frequently appears in the ClickHole article The Time I Spent on a Commercial Whaling Ship Totally Changed My Perspective on the World
The captain of the Pequod in Moby-Dick
Monomaniacal sea captain of literature
Cantankerous captain of fiction




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