Meanings of gurnard in English

The gurnard winked, then in a flash Upon the beach Wens.

On red gurnard, the MSC called for more data and more government investment in greater monitoring.

He champions sustainability and neglected fish, with his latest cookbook extolling the virtues of the likes of gurnard and rays.

Fish such as snapper, cod, gurnard and terakihi are not affected by the toxin algae and are safe to eat.

Joining Anna Thomas is our fish expert - ichthyologist - Foodstuff's Seafood operations manager Brett Sellers, talking about snapper and gurnard.

Another casualty of the MCS fish to eat list is gurnard -also a restaurant favourite, if less well-knownthan mackerel.

A fish course followed: eels in jelly, gurnard with syrup, fried minnows, smoked pike in pastry, and boiled mussels stuffed with bread and cheese.

The combination of pickled mushrooms, parsley and garlic works with the sweet, slightly acidic semi-dried tomatoes to bring out the best in the gurnard.

Eating cod has been regarded as close to a crime by environmentalists, and consumers have been urged to opt for alternatives such as gurnard.

The fishermen under-recorded the amount of protected "quota" fish by falsely claiming they were catching "non-quota" fish such as conger eel and gurnard.

A gurnard has fingers, or fingerlike appendages on its fins -with which it turns over stones and shells on the ocean bottom, looking for food.

Gurnard, they say, is the type of the age-ofits spirit.

In Tank 34 are gurnards, fish-gentlemen, with exquisite blue fins, like peacock's feathers.

She must have been alluding to Gurnard, whom everybody-perhapsfrom fear-pretendedto trust.

As a matter of fact, Gurnard was making toward her- adeliberate ,slowprogress.

You know what we said to each other down at Gurnard's Head, and--