whitefish

white·fish

noun \ˈhwīt-ˌfish, ˈwīt-\

Definition of WHITEFISH

1

a : any of various freshwater salmonid food fishes (especially of genera Coregonus and Prosopium) found usually in cold northern waters b : any of various fishes resembling the true whitefishes c British : any of various market fishes with white flesh that is not oily

2

: the flesh of a whitefish especially as an article of food

First Known Use of WHITEFISH

15th century

Rhymes with WHITEFISH

batfish, billfish, blackfish, blindfish, blowfish, bluefish, bonefish, catfish, codfish, cold fish, cowfish, crawfish, crayfish, death wish, deep-dish, dogfish, filefish, finfish, flatfish, fly-fish, game fish, garfish, globefish, goatfish, goldfish, goosefish, hagfish, hogfish, Irtysh, jewfish, kingfish, knish, lungfish, lumpfish, milkfish, monkfish, moonfish, oarfish, panfish, pigfish, pinfish, pipefish, ratfish, redfish, rockfish, rough fish, sailfish, sawfish, shellfish, side dish, spearfish, sport fish, starfish, stonefish, sunfish, swordfish, tilefish, toadfish, trash fish, trunkfish, unwish, weakfish