fishpot
/ˈfɪʃpɒt/Definitions
1. noun
a trap or device used to catch fish, especially one made from a barrel or other container with bait and a funnel-shaped entrance.
“The fishpot was carefully placed into the water, waiting for the unsuspecting fish to swim in.”
2. noun
a dish made with fish, particularly one that is stewed or braised in a sauce or liquor.
“The chef carefully prepared the fishpot for the evening’s special.”