tuna
1noun, plural (especially collectively) tu·na, (especially referring to two or more kinds or species) tu·nas.
Origin of tuna
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2noun
Origin of tuna
2Related Words for tuna
macho, manly, muscular, gallant, brave, bold, hardy, hunk, adult, stud, jock, male, ape, caveman, stallion, beefcake, courageous, hairy, honorable, mannishExamples from the Web for tuna
Contemporary Examples of tuna
Champagne, which is also acidic, offers a nice complement to anything from tuna tartare to beef bourguignon.
While the President chomped on his tuna fish sandwich, the Blackhawk pilot explained the details of his crash.
The next step was to steal one of the six pound tuna cans from the warehouse.
The birdman cooked the flesh in his ‘kitchen’, which was a tuna can on top of an ‘eye’ just like mine.
Who the hell would have a tuna sandwich first thing in the morning?
Historical Examples of tuna
A flock of gulls were circling low, perhaps over a school of tuna.
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When I think of Sam I think of tuna—those torpedoes of the ocean.
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We have tried to introduce principles of the Tuna Club of Avalon.
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His tail was big like that of a tuna, and his head sharper, more wolfish than a barracuda.
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Not only had I stopped the tuna, but soon I had him coming up, slowly yet rather easily.
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