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Meanings of monkfish in English
Fishes having large mouths with a wormlike filament attached for luring prey.
Sharks with broad flat bodies and winglike pectoral fins but that swim the way sharks do.
Usage of monkfish in English
1
In general, we like firmer fillets, such as red snapper or monkfish.
2
Add monkfish, spray with olive oil and brown on all sides.
3
Nine fifteen, and Justo unloads an appalling heap of monkfish into the sink.
4
Pour in the boiling stock and arrange the monkfish and seafood on top.
5
A succulent piece of monkfish in a tasty sauce rests on the plate.
6
Try the musk ox from Greenland or the monkfish from the Danish island of Laeso.
7
A British angler has landed a 65 lb monkfish while fishing off Westport, Co Mayo.
8
There was lobster to start, then monkfish and salmon in a sauce and then lamb.
9
Fillet the monkfish tails and dust lightly in flour.
10
Top with the cooked monkfish and then add a dollop of the mayonnaise onto each plate.
11
An enormous monkfish bucked and flailed beneath her.
12
They began with a broth of crab and monkfish, and cold egg lime soup as well.
13
A big monkfish yawns, opening up a vast and ancient cavern full of stalagmites and stalactites.
14
Season the monkfish medallions with salt and pepper.
15
Then put in the monkfish and the lobsters, bring to the boil and simmer for 5 minutes.
16
I added monkfish fillets to the original lobster-only stew and there was just about enough for six.
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