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Results for: edible Australian fishTranslations 1 - 30 of 957
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edible Australian fishtrevally
(about fish) resembling a salmon; belonging to the salmon family, fish which resembles a salmon; fish of the salmon family (including salmon, trout, and whitefish)salmonoid
(also known as catfish) any of a number of freshwater fish having whiskers around the mouth and no scalesmadtom
(Australian Slang) elderly person; geriatric persongerry
(Australian slang) mongrelmong
(Australian Slang) work breaksmoko
(Australian) man who lives on a sheep or cattle farm as an apprenticejackaroo
(Australian) pal, friend, mate, buddycobber
(Botany) shallot, plant from the onion family which produces an edible bulb; bulb of the shallot plant is used as foodeschalot
(British usage) a street merchant who sells fruit or vegetables or fish from a cartcoster
(British) one who runs a fish and chips stand; immoral woman (Slang), chippie, hostile, of or containing chips, resembling chips, promiscuous womanchippy
(French) edible snail usually served in its shell with a garlic and butter sauce, snail used as foodescargot
(Inuit) edible whale skinmuktuk
(Scottish) narrow arm of the sea (also firth); type of fish-snaring net for catching fishfrith
(Zoology) creature with a rounded mouth; creature which belongs to the Cyclostomata, (Zoology) having a rounded mouth; belonging to the Cyclostomata, jawless fishcyclostome
, , fruit of eggplant, , , plant with large edible fruit, aubergine, blackish purple, plant of East Indian origin that bears an edible fruit; dark purple egg-shaped fruit of the eggplant (eaten as a vegetable); dark purple coloreggplant
12th sign of zodiac, astrological sign of fish, twelfth sign of the Zodiac, Fishes, Piscean, somebody born under Pisces, zodiacal constellation between Aquarius and PiscesPisces
a tasteless and odorless high protein food additive made from ground fish which is suitable to be consumed by humansfpc (fish protein concentrate)
able to be consumed, able to be used up; edible, meant to be eaten or drunk, consumable goodsconsumable
accustom to killing, clean inside of animal skin, flesh and blood, flesh-color, get blood on weapon, human skin as outer surface, instruct animal by feeding, meat excluding birds and fish, meat of animals, people, physical aspect of humanity, pierce fl...flesh
act of climbing or ascending; act of removing the skin flakes (from a fish); act of shedding skin flakes; calcification, creation of new scale of measurementscaling
act of crushing or squeezing; something that is easily crushed; racket sport for 2 or 4 players; vine-like plant bearing edible fruit; gourd-shaped fruit that is eaten as a vegetable; concentrated drink (British), action or noise of squashing, ballgame...squash
activity of dragging baited fishing line, amble about, drag baited line through water, fish by pulling the bait and line through the water; sing in a loud or fish by trailing a baited line through the water; speak or sing in a loud rolling manner; roll...troll
advantageous position, be on a perch, branch; position, standing; safe place; type of spiny fish found in European and North American waters, freshwater fish, inspection frame, lay an item on a perch, peg to hang things, place for bird to sit, pole, pu...perch
African food fishtilapia
African plant with edible seeds, pigeon pea seedpigeon pea
African weaverbird, bottom-dwelling fish, East African finch, grenade-carrying soldier, member of the first regiment of household infantry, member of the Grenadier Guards of the British Army; soldier who throws grenades (Obsolete); member of an elite u...grenadier
afternoon, evening (Australian slang)arvo
aggressive fish of SE AsiaSiamese fighting fish
aggressive person, interj. well done, good, intimidate, harass, intimidator, one who harasses weaker people, pleasant, lovely, small fishbully
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