a part of the sea or a river where fish are caught in large quantities.
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aquatic animal
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a part of the sea or a river where fish are caught in large quantities.
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Relating to or resembling a fish, especially in smell or taste.
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a person who catches fish, especially as a job or for sport.
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The activity or sport of catching fish.
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A large, predatory marine fish characterized by a long, pointed, spear-like upper jaw or snout.
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Oil obtained from the bodies of fish, especially used as a dietary supplement rich in omega-3 fatty acids.
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A bone from a fish.
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A small, usually round, glass bowl for keeping pet fish.
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Containing no fish; devoid of fish.
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resembling a fish in appearance, characteristics, or behavior
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A coarse flour or powder made from dried, ground fish, used as animal feed or fertilizer.
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A small pond in which fish are kept, often on a farm or as part of a garden.
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the tail of a fish.
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A coarse-mannered, loud, or abusive woman, especially one of low social standing.
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a large, bottom-dwelling anglerfish with a broad head and wide mouth, fished commercially for food.
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A small, slender fish with a long, tubular snout, related to seahorses.
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An aquatic animal, such as a mollusc or crustacean, that has a shell.
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A large marine fish of the billfish family, characterized by a long, pointed, spear-like upper jaw.
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A small, brightly colored tropical marine fish, often found near coral reefs.
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An electronic device used by anglers to locate fish underwater, typically using sonar technology.
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a brightly colored tropical marine fish with a beak-like jaw resembling that of a parrot.
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a sea animal with a soft, transparent body and long tentacles that can give a painful sting.
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A person or shop that sells fish for food.
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a type of fish with long whisker-like growths around its mouth that lives in rivers or lakes.
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A fish that has fins, especially as distinguished from shellfish and other aquatic animals.
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A small freshwater fish, especially one of a variety of species (such as sunfish, perch, or crappie) that are often caught for food or sport.
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A large, almost circular, freshwater fish with a deep, flattened body, especially the North American species that often basks near the surface.
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a marine fish with a bluish coloration, especially the voracious predatory fish *Pomatomus saltatrix* found in many warm seas.
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a silvery game fish of tropical shallow waters, with a skeleton containing many small bones.
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a freshwater crustacean resembling a small lobster; a crayfish.
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a small animal that lives in rivers and streams, similar to a lobster but much smaller, with a hard shell and two large claws.
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Any of various large edible marine fishes, especially those of the drum family or the mackerel family.
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a slender marine fish of the drum family, found along the atlantic coast of north america, valued as a food and game fish.
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A brightly colored tropical freshwater fish with a deep, flattened body and long fins.
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A large, dark-colored, deep-sea fish of the North Pacific, valued as food.
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a large, predatory freshwater fish of the minnow family, native to western north america.
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a large sea fish with a very long, pointed upper jaw that looks like a sword
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any of various fishes, especially the gunnel or the stromateid fish, having a slippery or buttery texture.
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a sea creature with ten arms and a wide, flat, hard shell inside its body, that can send out a black liquid when in danger
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A fish that lives on or near the bottom of a body of water, especially the sea.
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a large freshwater fish with a long, flat, paddle-shaped snout, native to the Mississippi basin and China.
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a small, wingless, silvery-grey insect that feeds on starchy materials and is often found in houses.
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a dish consisting of fried fish fillets and french fries, typically served together and often eaten with salt and vinegar.
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A person who feels awkward or uncomfortable because they are in a situation or environment that is not familiar to them.
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