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goatfish

 

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Noun goatfish has 1 sense
  1. goatfish, red mullet, surmullet, Mullus surmuletus - brightly colored tropical fishes with chin barbels
    --1 is a kind of mullet
    --1 is a member of Mullus, genus Mullus
    --1 has particulars:
     red goatfish, Mullus auratus; yellow goatfish, Mulloidichthys martinicus

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Goatfish

Description

Goatfish, also known as Mullets, are a brightly colored species of marine fish belonging to the Mullidae family. These fish are named goatfish due to their elongated chin barbels resembling a goat's beard. With various species found worldwide, goatfish are highly recognized for their vibrant shades and unique feeding behavior.

Sense 1: Noun

Definition: A type of fish belonging to the Mullidae family, typically possessing elongated chin barbels.

Example sentence: The goatfish swam gracefully through the coral reef, showcasing its vibrant colors.

Related products: Goatfish Books, Goatfish Posters

Sense 2: Adjective

Definition: Being extremely fond of goat's meat or having a strong preference for goat dishes.

Example sentence: The family's goatfish recipe, passed down through generations, was a delightful blend of spices and flavors.

Related products: Goatfish Cookbook, Goatfish Spice Mix

Sense 3: Local Term

Definition: In some regions, goatfish is a colloquial term referring to someone with a peculiar and humorous appearance or behavior.

Example sentence: The quirky old man with wild hair and mismatched socks was known in the neighborhood as the local goatfish.

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