coalfish

/ˈkɒʊflɪʃ/

Definitions

1. noun

a species of fish (Pollachius virens) having a spotted brown back and silvery belly, found in the North Atlantic and North Sea, and valued for its flavourful flesh

“The coalfish was a popular catch among local fishermen, prized for its rich flavor and firm texture.”

Synonyms

  • Pollachius virens
  • black-backed fish