bream
1bream
noun \ˈbrim, ˈbrēm\ plural bream or breams
Definition of BREAM
1
: a bronze-colored European freshwater cyprinid fish (Abramis brama); broadly : any of various related fishes
2
a : any of various marine fish (family Sparidae) related to the porgy —called also sea bream b : any of various freshwater sunfishes (Lepomis and related genera); especially : bluegill
Origin of BREAM
Middle English breme, from Anglo-French, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German brahsima bream, Middle High German brehen to shine
First Known Use: 14th century
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