fish stick

noun

1. an oblong piece of fried fish, usually breaded.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fish stick¹

First recorded in 1950–55

Example Sentences

Some major U.S. seafood companies have long relied on Russian products processed in China — such as pollock blocks that can be made into fish sticks — as cost-competitive offerings to budget-conscious consumers.

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Pollock can be used to make white fish fillets and fish sticks, and byproduct includes meal used as aquaculture feed.

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“Growing up, my fish sticks looked nothing like fish and my chicken nuggets bore no resemblance to live chickens,” she writes.

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That equals 3.4 ounces of seafood a year for each student in the program, the equivalent of about three fish sticks or a can of tuna.

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Kenny’s final argument for killing snakeheads was a freshly cooked plate of breaded fish sticks on a table outside the store.

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