carangid
ca·ran·gid
adjective \kə-ˈran-jəd, -ˈraŋ-gəd\Definition of CARANGID
: of or relating to a large family (Carangidae of the order Perciformes) of marine spiny-finned bony fishes including important food fishes
— carangid noun
Origin of CARANGID
ultimately from French carangue shad, horse mackerel, from Spanish caranga
First Known Use: 1931
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