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amia espanhol
amia calva Primitive long-bodied carnivorous freshwater fish with a very long dorsal fin; found in sluggish waters of North America.
Synonyms
Examples for "dogfish"
Examples for "dogfish"
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Conditions were ideal which resulted in some nice fish caught, including dogfish.
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They include species like the small blue butterfly and the spiny dogfish.
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Lord Sheffield, writing in 1785, suggested herrings, seals, dogfish and sun-fish as good sources.
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Rig is also known as spotted dogfish or spotted smoothhound.
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Last time we went, all you caught was a dogfish and one starved bullhead.
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We enjoyed our visit courtesy of the USS Bowfin.
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Our tour of the Arizona Memorial was scheduled for a specific time, leaving us with just 20 minutes or so to see the Bowfin.
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Follow along with us this week on GeekMom as we visit the Battleship Missouri, Pacific Aviation Museum, USS Bowfin, and the USS Arizona Memorial.
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'Euh, that's bowfin',' suggests Cameron.
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Once again Grindle ran after him, and pinned him to the floor.
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It was Henry's partner-youngGrindle, now on the threshold of the thirties.
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Santa Claus just landed his sleigh at Grindle Point Lighthouse.
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The leech-like fashion in which Grindle stuck to his heels was not to be misread.
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I'll get Sam Grindle, their assistant advertising manager to show me the way the wheels go 'round.
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What do you think would be left of any woman's reputation after Grindle Esquire had pawed it over?
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A similar honour was bestowed on the Rev George Grindle, a minister at the Kingham Church for the Deaf.
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Last September, 35-year-old software engineer Walden Grindle died after colliding with a cliff while jumping off the popular Mt.
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Here Mrs. Grindle was forced to express an opinion of her own-alwaysa trial for the nervous little woman.
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Nobody in his senses-noteven Grindle-couldthink evil of that broad, transparent brow, of those straight, kind, merry eyes.
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Grindle got out, and Mary, her bunchy skirts held to her, took his place at the back beside Mrs. Amelia.
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But before he reached the foot of the stairs Grindle came flying down, to say that Ocock wished to speak to him.
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Besides, the news Grindle was able to give him amounted to nothing; the case had not budged since last he heard of it.
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Victor Grindle was, in fact, becoming the man of the moment-asJack himself, one might put it, had been the man of the hour.
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Informed by Grindle that the "Captain" was at liberty, Mahony passed to an inner room where he was waved to a chair.
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Further on, Zara was giving Grindle an account of her voyage "home," and ticking off the reasons that had led to her return.