pomfret
/ˈpɒmfɹɛt/Definitions
1. noun
a large flat fish, especially one of the species of the genus Brama, found in tropical and subtropical waters and valued for its mild flavour and firm, white flesh.
“The chef specialises in cooking pomfret, a popular dish among locals and tourists alike.”
2. noun
a member of a family of British peerage, the family name being derived from a place in Devon.
“The Pomfret family has a long history of producing notable politicians.”
3. verb
to break or split apart suddenly, especially with a loud noise.
“The fireworks exploded and pomfreted in the air, filling the sky with colourful sparks.”