Noun:

বনবিড়াল ভাল,

wildcat well's Usage Examples:

A wildcatter is an individual who drills wildcat wells, which are exploration oil wells drilled in areas not known to be oil fields.

They are in the middle of the dessert but Lord spots a wildcat well near by.

The project began as a deep commercial wildcat well, and its unusual location in fractured granite attracted scientific attention.

It was a wildcat well, and while not commercially viable and quickly abandoned, suggested to.

strong and soon she finds herself in partnership with John on their own wildcat well.

had selected the SDC over an artificial ice island to drill the first wildcat well in the Canadian Beaufort Sea in 17 years.

McCamey, whose 1925 wildcat well brought about the oil boom in the region.

office in Bartlesville in 1905, secured a driller and drilled its first wildcat well, the Holland No.

A wildcat well named Sue Bland No.

In late October 2013, Tullow announced it had plugged and abandoned a wildcat well offshore Norway in the Barents Sea due to ‘poor quality reservoir rock’.

two energy companies are going big, ones going for the motherlode – a wildcat well on the edge of the Arctic.

and Colcord became partners with Charles "Gristmill" Jones to drill a wildcat well in the newly discovered Red Fork field near Tulsa.

1 well, a wildcat well begun in 1933 and completed in 1937, established the highly productive.

On the evening of November 23, a wildcat well being drilled into a promising anticlinal fold underneath the Monterey.

In 1914, the first onshore wildcat well in Bangladesh was drilled at Sitakunda anticline to a depth of 762 metres.

This discovery touched off a period of oil leasing and wildcat well drilling on the Santa Barbara south coast, from Carpinteria to Gaviota.

Synonyms:

known;

Antonyms:

unknown; uninformed;