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The krang is the refuse, as I have said, and the men who separate the oily part from it are called "krangers."

Peter the Whaler William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

The Mollies do not evince an amiable disposition towards each other; and as the "krang" (such is the name given to the refuse parts of the whale) is cut off, they were to be seen sitting on the water by thousands tearing at the floating pieces, and when one morsel seemed more tempting than another, driving their weaker brethren away from it, and fighting over it as if the sea was not covered with other bits equally good.

Peter the Whaler William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

Beebop, Rocksteady, The white "fly" version of baxter, April as a reporter, technodrome, and krang need to be wiped from the public memory as having anything to do with TMNT.

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They still ate pizza krang still sounded annoying, Shredder cracked terrible jokes.

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Also Truzenzuzex Thranxand Bran-Tse Mallory traveled to the krang weapons platform together

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Of every pair of Japanese wooden clogs, one makes in walking a slightly different sound from the other, as kring to krang; so that the echo of the walker's steps has an alternate rhythm of tones.

Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan First Series Lafcadio Hearn 1877

This was removed, and carefully boiled down to make oil; and the _krang_, or carcass, was left as a decoy to molliemauks and ivory-gulls, -- these latter birds having for the first time been seen by me to-day.

Stray Leaves from an Arctic Journal; or, Eighteen Months in the Polar Regions, in Search of Sir John Franklin's Expedition, in the Years 1850-51 Sherard Osborn 1848

This krang floated away; and afterwards, as I shall have presently to relate, was the source of much amusement.

Peter the Whaler William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

What was curious, we hit the spot to which the krang of the fish we had killed the day before had floated.

Peter the Whaler William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

I must confess that, when I came on deck after the krang had been cast adrift, I was not sorry to see my friend in that condition.

Peter the Whaler William Henry Giles Kingston 1847