bowfin
/ˈboʊfɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a North American freshwater fish (Amia calva) with a long, pointed snout and a spiny dorsal fin
“The bowfin is often found in slow-moving waters and feeds on small fish and invertebrates.”
2. noun
a type of primitive, armored fish that lived in the early Mesozoic era
“Fossils of the bowfin have been found in rock formations dating back to over 300 million years ago.”