"crabling" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1867, William Barry Lord, Crab, shrimp, and lobster lore",
          "text": "The juvenile members of most of our seaside communities are much given to crab-fishing, and may be seen from early morn to evening late, dangling their legs over some convenient rock, sea-wall, or landing-steps, and with a piece of twine to which a dainty morsel of fish offal has been tied, doing their best to induce some greedy young crabling to grasp it with his nippers, [...]",
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          "ref": "2009, R. Y. Gheith, The Complete Isaac Trilogy",
          "text": "This was, after all, the easiest kind of life a simple-minded crabling such as he could hope to achieve, and so Galoo's words did well to play upon his fears. the sea-swindler went on to say, giving the crabling a slight push to go.",
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        "A small, young, or baby crab."
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        "A small, young, or baby crab."
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