har·poon 
(här-pn)
(här-pn)n.
A barbed spear attached to a rope and thrown or fired from a gun, used especially in whaling.
tr.v. har·pooned, har·poon·ing, har·poons
To strike, kill, or capture with or as if with a harpoon.
[Probably from Dutch harpoen, from Middle Dutch, from Old French harpon, possibly from harpe, clamp, claw, from Latin harpa, sickle, from Greek harpē.]
har·pooner n.
- autosomal
- autosomally
- autosome
- autostrada
- autosuggest
- autosuggestibility
- autosuggestible
- autosuggestion
- autosuggestive
- autotomic
- autotomize
- autotomous
- autotomy
- autotoxaemia
- autotoxemia
- autotoxic
- autotoxin
- autotransformer
- autotransplant
- autotransplanta:tion
- autotroph
- autotrophic
- autotrophically
- autotrophy
- autoworker