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fish warden

American  

noun

  1. a public official who enforces game laws relating to fish.


Etymology

Origin of fish warden

An Americanism dating back to 1780–90

Example Sentences

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In recent weeks, Game and Fish warden Kyle Lash has heard from a lot of shed hunters still interested in coming and also seeking clarity about the regulations.

From Washington Times

“We’ve had a lot of mountain lion calls this year, at least the most in my time here,” Game and Fish Warden Kyle Lash said.

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That night Taylor phoned a Game and Fish warden to report the kill.

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Game and Fish Warden Kyle Lash took the call to haul away the cow moose that slowly died outside Tear’s office window.

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Last year a Game and Fish warden spotted a goat 6 miles north of Togwotee Pass in the Teton Wilderness.

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