ross

[rɒs]

ross Definition

• 1. a small horse, especially one that is not fully grown
• 2. a type of fish with red or pink flesh, typically caught for sport rather than for food

Using ross: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ross" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The children enjoyed riding the ross at the petting zoo.

• Example

  I caught a ross while fishing in the river.

• Example

  The restaurant serves grilled ross with a side of vegetables.

ross Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for ross

• horse
• pony
• trout
• salmon

Phrases with ross

• ross fishing

  fishing for ross as a sport

  Example

  He spent the weekend ross fishing with his friends.

• ross salad

  a salad made with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and smoked ross

  Example

  I ordered a ross salad for lunch.

• ross fillet

  a boneless piece of ross meat

  Example

  The chef prepared a delicious ross fillet for dinner.

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Summary: ross in Brief

The term 'ross' [rɒs] can refer to a small horse, often not fully grown, or a type of fish with red or pink flesh that is typically caught for sport. Examples include 'The children enjoyed riding the ross at the petting zoo.' and 'I caught a ross while fishing in the river.' Phrases like 'ross salad' and 'ross fillet' denote dishes made with the fish.