red hind

American  

[hahynd] / haɪnd /

noun

1. a grouper, Epinephelus guttatus, of Florida, the West Indies, etc., valued as a food fish.

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Example Sentences

Their skin was as white as the swan of the wave, and their voice was as melodious as the mavis of the wood, and they themselves were as beauteous of feature and as lithe of form as a picture, while their step was as light and stately and their minds as sportive as the little red hind of the hill.

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They were talking about it at the Red Hind.”

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A great red hind crossed me, and I let her go, though I had an arrow on the string, and had aimed.

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Then she stood for a while stroking the red hind, while all the herd watched her.

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The adult has a greenish protective colouring, brown and green banded thighs, bright red hind wings, seen only during flight.

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