sardine
/ˈsɑrdɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A small oily fish found in schools in warm seas, especially the Atlantic and Pacific.
“We had sardines for lunch at the beachside restaurant.”
2. noun
A can of sardines, typically served as a snack or used as an ingredient in cooking.
“She added the contents of a sardine to her salad.”
3. verb
To pack or store sardines in a can.
“The factory workers sardined the fish into the cans.”
4. verb
To pack or crowd people or things tightly into a small space.
“The tourists sardined onto the last train of the evening.”