wrymouth

[rahy-mouth]

noun, plural (especially collectively) wry·mouth, (especially referring to two or more kinds or species) wry·mouths [rahy-mouth z] /ˈraɪˌmaʊðz/.

any blennioid fish of the family Stichaeidae, having a large, upturned mouth, especially Cryptacanthodes maculatus, a bottom fish of the Atlantic Ocean.

any of several related fishes.

Nearby words

wrvs,
wry,
wry-necked,
wrybill,
wryly,
wryneck,
ws,
wsa,
wssd,
wst

Origin of wrymouth

First recorded in 1645–55; wry + mouth

Also called ghostfish.