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Meanings of blackfish in English
Portuguese
baleia-piloto Small dark-colored whale of the Atlantic coast of the United States; the largest male acts as pilot or leader for the school.
Catalan
tautoga onitis Spanish
tautoga onitis Synonyms
Examples for "tautog"
Examples for "tautog"
1
When you catch any more tautog, be sure and bring them to me.
2
By ten o'clock there were six dozen perch in the basket, besides three handsome tautog and half a dozen sea flounders.
3
No, it isn't; the perch come to a dollar and twenty cents, the tautog to seventy-five, which make a dollar and ninety-five cents.
4
"I didn't mean to charge you any thing for the tautog, sir."
5
"I was adding up the perch and the tautog."
Usage of blackfish in English
1
Shark and the giant blackfish follow dogfish and seal.
2
Draw two large blackfish, trim, and clean thoroughly.
3
Dolphins, rock-cod, pigfish, and blackfish may be caught as quickly as they can be hauled out.
4
The rivers yielded eels and blackfish.
5
Now and then a blackfish was hauled in,-anevent greeted with a loud cheer from all parts of the boat.
6
I went out fishing here on the Fourth of July and caught two hundred blackfish-fourand five pounds, almost, every one of them.
7
Then there would be no more pondweed or duck-food for the grown wild ducks, and no blackfish or worms or gnat-eggs for the ducklings.
8
Cook four pounds of blackfish in Catawba wine and water to cover, seasoning with parsley and onion, three cloves, salt, and half a dozen pepper-corns.
9
Delphi Prism 2011 offers improved connectivity to InterBase and Blackfish SQL databases.
10
There, Chief Blackfish told Boone that he wanted him for a son.
11
The Blackfish is my eyes and ears, I dare not lose him.
12
I am calling you a cripple. The Blackfish nodded at Jaime's golden hand.
13
If you were hoping for Blackfish, you will be sorely disappointed.
14
She ought to have known that Brynden Blackfish would be well ahead of her.
15
Who will win the battle between the Blackfish and Jaime?
16
You always disappoint, Kingslayer. The Blackfish wheeled his mare and trotted back toward Riverrun.
Frequent collocations
Blackfish through the time