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Meanings of sunfish in anglès
Small carnivorous freshwater percoid fishes of North America usually having a laterally compressed body and metallic luster: crappies; black bass; bluegills; pumpkinseed.
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A sunfish followed, then a sucker, and then two more perch.
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He had fished here as a boy, catching an occasional sunfish.
3
Few creatures in Irish waters are stranger to human eyes than the sunfish.
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Consider the bluegill sunfish, a freshwater species from North America.
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I feel like the boy who went fishing for sunfish and caught a whale.
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There were three sunfish, two perch, and the wriggly eel.
7
Shame upon you, sunfish; I am come for your betters.'
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A massive sunfish found in New Zealand waters has been defined as a new species.
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Ms Carson said sunfish spit when they are antagonised.
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Unlike the humongous sunfish, the salmon are too small to migrate to more amenable waters.
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It was a sunfish or "sunny" as they sometimes called it.
12
Nate's Pond contained perch and sunfish but no trout.
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As Bob watched, he jerked forth diminutive flat sunfish.
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After patiently angling in the matrimonial pool, one draws a sunfish and the other a minnow.
15
So the sunfish let go, and again Manabozho-
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Others, like the Florida bonneted bat or Spring pygmy sunfish, might be considered ugly, even forgettable.
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