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Definition of fish
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fish is as below...
Fish (n.) A piece of
timber,
somewhat
in the form of a fish, used to
strengthen
a mast or
yard..
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Haddock
::
Haddock
(n.) A
marine
food fish
(Melanogrammus
aeglefinus),
allied
to the cod,
inhabiting
the
northern
coasts
of
Europe
and
America.
It has a dark
lateral
line and a black spot on each side of the body, just back of the
gills.
Galled
also
haddie,
and
dickie..
Jacamar
::
"Jacamar
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
tropical
American
birds of the genus
Galbula
and
allied
genera.
They are
allied
to the
kingfishers,
but climb on tree
trunks
like
nuthatches,
and feed upon
insects.
Their
colors
are often
brilliant..
Dun
::
Dun (v. t.) To cure, as
codfish,
in a
particular
manner,
by
laying
them, after
salting,
in a pile in a dark
place,
covered
with salt grass or some like
substance..
Malashaganay
::
Malashaganay
(n.) The
fresh-water
drumfish
(Haploidonotus
grunniens).
Gurnet
::
Gurnet
(n.) One
ofseveral
European
marine
fishes,
of the genus
Trigla
and
allied
genera,
having
a large and spiny head, with
mailed
cheeks.
Some of the
species
are
highly
esteemed
for food. The name is
sometimes
applied
to the
American
sea
robins..
Dorado
::
Dorado
(n.) A
large,
oceanic
fish of the genus
Coryphaena..
Mullet
::
Mullet
(n.) Any one of
numerous
fishes
of the genus
Mugil;
--
called
also gray
mullets.
They are found on the
coasts
of both
continents,
and are
highly
esteemed
as food. Among the most
valuable
species
are Mugil
capito
of
Europe,
and M.
cephalus
which
occurs
both on the
European
and
American
coasts..
Barfish
::
Barfish
(n.) Same as
Calico
bass.
Sternum
::
Sternum
(n.) A plate of
cartilage,
or a
series
of bony or
cartilaginous
plates
or
segments,
in the
median
line of the
pectoral
skeleton
of most
vertebrates
above
fishes;
the
breastbone..
Silversides
::
Silversides
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
fishes
of the
family
Atherinidae,
having
a
silvery
stripe
along each side of the body. The
common
species
of the
American
coast
(Menidia
notata)
is very
abundant.
Called
also
silverside,
sand
smelt,
friar,
tailor,
and
tinker..
Cabezon
::
Cabezon
(n.) A
California
fish
(Hemilepidotus
spinosus),
allied
to the
sculpin..
Batrachoid
::
Batrachoid
(a.)
Froglike.
Specifically:
Of or
pertaining
to the
Batrachidae,
a
family
of
marine
fishes,
including
the
toadfish.
Some have
poisonous
dorsal
spines..
Horsehead
::
Horsehead
(n.) The
silver
moonfish
(Selene
vomer).
Sarpo
::
Sarpo (n.) A large
toadfish
of the
Southern
United
States
and the Gulf of
Mexico
(Batrachus
tau, var.
pardus)..
Squalid
::
Squali
(n. pl.) The
suborder
of
elasmobranch
fishes
which
comprises
the
sharks.
Coble
::
Coble (n.) A
flat-floored
fishing
boat with a lug sail, and a drop
rudder
extending
from two to four feet below the keel. It was
originally
used on the
stormy
coast of
Yorkshire,
England..
Fry
::
Fry (n.) The young of any fish.
Tippet
::
Tippet
(n.) A
length
of
twisted
hair or gut in a fish line.
Sailfish
::
Sailfish
(n.) The
basking,
or
liver,
shark..
Roast
::
Roast (v. i.) To cook meat, fish, etc., by heat, as
before
the fire or in an
oven..
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