drumfish
Americannoun
PLURAL
drumfishPLURAL
drumfishesnoun
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Origin of drumfish
Example Sentences
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In one day, the improvised Rozzo shop sold 100 pounds of drumfish from the Gulf of Mexico, which doesn’t often swim as far north as Chelsea.
From New York Times
At Quebrada Jaguay, a dry streambed on the nation’s southern coast that was one of the two sites described in Science, they dug up wedge clams and chased schools of six-inch drumfish with nets.
From Literature
Dinner is all ready, and we sit down to a right royal entertainment, the chief dishes of which are portions of an immense drumfish cooked in various fashion.
From Project Gutenberg
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