Billow
bil·low \BIL-oh\
verb
1. To rise or roll in or like a great wave; surge.
2. To swell out, puff up, etc., as by the action of wind. 3. To make rise, surge, swell.
noun
1. A great wave or surge of the sea.
2. Any surging mass.
↓ Transcript
WOI - 0016: BILLOW
[ Panel 1 ]
DAPPER SQUID: You look a bit hungover, are you ALRIGHT?
DAPPER WHALE: NEVER been better… Just had a late night out is all.
[ Panel 2 ]
DAPPER SQUID: So you had a GOOD TIME with yourself then?
DAPPER WHALE: Well, I WASN’T alone! I was with a woman of course!
[ Panel 3 ]
DAPPER SQUID: The ONLY way a woman would spend the night with you, would be if she was BEACHED.
DAPPER WHALE: I am OFFENDED sir! She may have been beached when others found her, but it was I who BILLOWED her out of the water.
[ Panel 1 ]
DAPPER SQUID: You look a bit hungover, are you ALRIGHT?
DAPPER WHALE: NEVER been better… Just had a late night out is all.
[ Panel 2 ]
DAPPER SQUID: So you had a GOOD TIME with yourself then?
DAPPER WHALE: Well, I WASN’T alone! I was with a woman of course!
[ Panel 3 ]
DAPPER SQUID: The ONLY way a woman would spend the night with you, would be if she was BEACHED.
DAPPER WHALE: I am OFFENDED sir! She may have been beached when others found her, but it was I who BILLOWED her out of the water.
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