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gadoid
[ gey-doid ]
gadoid
/ 藞伞别瑟诲蓴瑟诲 /
adjective
- of, relating to, or belonging to the Anacanthini, an order of marine soft-finned fishes typically having the pectoral and pelvic fins close together and small cycloid scales. The group includes gadid fishes and hake
noun
- any gadoid fish
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of gadoid1
C19: from New Latin Gadidae, from gadus cod; see -oid
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Gadoid, g膩鈥瞕oid, adj. pertaining to the Gadid锟, or cod-fishes.鈥攏. a fish of this family.鈥攏.
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Hake, h膩k, n. a gadoid fish resembling the cod鈥攙arieties are the Silver Hake, the Merluccio, the Squirrel-hake, &c.鈥攏s.
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Merling, mer鈥瞝ing, n. a small gadoid fish, the whiting.
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And I'll mention鈥攆or the record鈥攕ome little banded blennies that follow ships into the northernmost seas, sharp鈥搒nouted carp exclusive to the north Atlantic, scorpionfish, and lastly the gadoid family, chiefly the cod species, which I detected in their waters of choice over these inexhaustible Grand Banks.
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