Dover sole

Dover sole

noun

Definition of DOVER SOLE

1

: a common European sole (Solea solea) esteemed as a food fish

2

: a flatfish (Microstomus pacificus of the family Ploeronectidae) of the Pacific coast of North America that is a commercially important food fish

Origin of DOVER SOLE

probably from Dover, England

First Known Use: circa 1911

Rhymes with DOVER SOLE

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