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squeteague
squeteague U.S. (skwɛˈtiːg) [Narragansett Indian.] The weak-fish or sea-salmon, Cynoscion regalis († Otolithus regalis, † Labrus Squeteague), of the eastern United States. spotted squeteague (see quot. 1884).1838 in D. H. Storer Rep. Fishes Mass. (1839) 33 The squeteague, or weak fish, have disappea... Oxford English Dictionary
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Squeteague in different languages
Squeteague in different languages squeteague translation in more than 70 languages from every corner of the world
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Cynoscion
Gilbert, 1882) (Cachema weakfish) Cynoscion praedatorius (Jordan and Gilbert, 1889) (Boccone weakfish) Cynoscion regalis (Bloch and Schneider, 1801)(Squeteague wikipedia.org
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succoteague
succoteague variant of squeteague.1888 Goode Amer. Fishes 111. Oxford English Dictionary
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weakfish
weakfish U.S. (ˈwiːkfɪʃ) [ad. obs. Du. weekvisch, -vis, f. week soft + visch fish. Cf. G. weichfisch, a gadoid fish.] A marine sciænoid food-fish of the genus Cynoscion, esp. C. regalis, the squeteague or sea-trout of the Atlantic. Other varieties are the spotted weakfish, C. nebulosus, and the whit... Oxford English Dictionary
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Amrita Island
Amrita Island is a small inhabited island in Squeteague Harbor in the village of Cataumet in the town of Bourne, in Barnstable County, Massachusetts. wikipedia.org
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squit
▪ I. squit, n.1 dial. and slang. (skwɪt) [Perh. related to squit v. Cf. also skit n.2] 1. A diminutive or insignificant person.a 1825 Forby Voc. E. Anglia 322 Squit, a word of supreme contempt for a very diminutive person. ‘A paltry squit!’ 1847 Halliw. s.v., ‘A little squit of a thing’ is said disp... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cynoscion regalis
Cynoscion regalis, the weakfish, squeteague, bastard trout, bastard weakfish, common weakfish, gray weakfish, chickwick, gray trout, gray sea trout, sand wikipedia.org
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sea-trout
ˈsea-trout 1. The Salmo trutta, = salmon-trout 1; also the bull or grey trout, S. eriox.1745 tr. Egede's Descr. Greenland 91 Small Salmon or Sea-Trout of different Kinds and Sizes. 1769–76 Pennant Brit. Zool. III. 259. 1875 F. Francis in Encycl. Brit. II. 41/1 Next to the salmon ranks in value for s... Oxford English Dictionary
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shad
▪ I. shad, n. (ʃæd) Forms: 1 sceadd, 6–7 shadde, (7 shed), 7, 9 chad, 6– shad. pl. shad, also shads (? 7 shades). [OE. sceadd, of unknown origin; cf. Welsh ysgadan pl. (sing. ysgadanyn), Irish and Gaelic sgadan, herring. The LG. schade shad, herring, may be from Eng.; in Dicts. it has been confused ... Oxford English Dictionary
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trout
▪ I. trout, n.1 (traʊt) Forms: 1–2 truht, 3 troit, 4 trouȝt(e, trouhte, troȝte, 4–5 trote, 4–6 trute, trowte, 4–7 troute, 5 trowȝt(e, trowyt, troughte, trouth(e, troyte, (tryotht), 6–7 trowt, trought, (7 trowet, troot), 6– trout. [OE. truht, ad. late L. tructus, tructa, truta, trutta, etc. = Gr. τρώ... Oxford English Dictionary
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spotted
spotted, a. and ppl. a. (ˈspɒtɪd) Also 5 spottid, -yd, 6, 9 Sc. -it, 7 spotede. [f. spot n.1 and v. Cf. NFris. spōted.] 1. a. Marked or decorated with spots.c 1250 Gen & Ex. 1721 And if of ðo spotted cumen, ðo sulen him ben for hire numen. 1388 Wyclif Gen. xxx. 35 He departide..the geet and scheep g... Oxford English Dictionary
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salmon
▪ I. salmon, n.1 and a. (ˈsæmən) Forms: 4–5 samoun, -own(e, (5 samoon, samwn, sawmon, sawmun), 4–6 samon, 7 sammon, 8 Sc. sawmont, 9 Sc. saumon; 4 salmoun, 4–7 Sc. salmond(e, 5 salmone, (6 saulmon, salmont, 7 sallmon), 4– salmon. [a. AF. samoun, saumoun, salmun (OF. and mod.F. saumon):—L. salmōn-em,... Oxford English Dictionary
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wheat
▪ I. wheat, n. (hwiːt) Forms: 1 hwæte, 2–3 hwete, 3–6 wete, 4–5 wheet(e, whet, 4–6 whete, 6–7 wheate, (1 huæte, 3 whæte, hweate, 4 huete, whyte, wit, 5 wheytt, white, 5–6 whett(e, whyt, 6 wheitt, whaytt, whiett, wett(e, weate), 6– wheat; Sc. and north. dial. 4–5 quhet, qwet, 5–6 quhete, qwheit, 5–7 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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sun
▪ I. sun, n.1 (sʌn) Forms: 1–7 sunne, (1 sunna), 3–7 sonne, 4–5 (6 Sc.) sune, 4–7 sone (chiefly Sc.), sunn, 5–6 son, (3 seonne, 4 sonn, Kentish zonne, Sc. sowne, swn, 5 soen, swne, Sc. soune, 6 Sc. soun), 4– sun. β. Sc. 4 sene, 6 syn, 7–8 sin, 8 sinn. [Com. Teut. wk. fem.: OE. sunne = OFris. sunne, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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