Definition of fishmonger
chiefly British
: a fish dealer
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Examples of fishmonger in a Sentence
You can get fresh cod at the fishmonger's.
Recent Examples of fishmonger from the Web
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The store's fishmongers can assist with anything from recipe suggestions to shrimp de-veining.
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Men in rubber pants and knee-high boots deftly hoisted the fish onto cutting tables with metal hooks, while restaurateurs and fishmongers roamed the stalls, making deals with fistfuls of cash.
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McInnis' fishmonger also correctly identified the fish as a permit.
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But today's butchers and fishmongers are savvy users of social media, update customers through email newsletters, showcase modern branding and aim to source locally and sustainably.
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Ostry suggests developing a relationship with your local fishmonger, who can also keep you up to speed on sea changes.
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The fishmonger sells more than 12,000 pounds of domestic and imported fish a week, serving more than 200 local restaurants, including Hugo’s, The Grove and Escalante’s.
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The one-year Brexit deadline can't come soon enough for fishmonger and Leave voter Dave Crosbie.
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His father, like many Latino immigrants, worked in restaurants, including as a prep cook and fishmonger at downtown’s Water Grill, where Cimarusti was head chef at the time.
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First Known Use of fishmonger
15th century
FISHMONGER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of fishmonger for English Language Learners
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: a person or shop that sells fish
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