Definition of seafood
: edible marine fish and shellfish
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His specialties are Neapolitan pizza, seafood, and traditional Italian fare.
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The Houston positions include baggers, cashiers, ClickList clerks, meat and seafood clerks, deli and bakery clerks and grocery clerks.
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The modern Italian steakhouse menu created by chefs John Coletta and José Sosa features products sourced from around the globe: meat, seafood, shellfish, vegetables and authentic Italian pastas and risottos.
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But this restaurant turns out superb meats, seafood, desserts and more, all of which seem even tastier in such surroundings.
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In addition to beef, Clark will have Alaska seafood, salsa, honey, jams, birch syrup and bottled water.
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Anyone on the Whole30 will spend 30 days eating tons of fresh veggies, meat, seafood, fruit, eggs, nuts, seeds, and certain oils.
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The choices, which cover all manner of meat, offal, seafood, vegetable, noodles, and bean curd, can be dizzying.
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Vigilucci’s Steak & Seafood is offering floral variations on its seafood, pasta and steak dishes.
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First Known Use of seafood
1836
SEAFOOD Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of seafood for English Language Learners
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: fish and shellfish that live in the ocean and are used for food
SEAFOOD Defined for Kids
Definition of seafood for Students
: saltwater fish and shellfish used as food
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