mackerel

[ˈmækərəl]

mackerel Definition

  • 1a long, thin sea fish that is often eaten as food
  • 2a type of pike-perch found in fresh water

Using mackerel: Examples

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

  • Example

    I had grilled mackerel for dinner last night.

  • Example

    The lake is known for its abundance of mackerel.

mackerel Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for mackerel

Phrases with mackerel

  • mackerel that has been cured by smoking

    Example

    I love the taste of smoked mackerel on a bagel with cream cheese.

  • a type of mackerel found in the Atlantic Ocean, often used in sushi

    Example

    The sushi chef recommended the Spanish mackerel nigiri.

  • a type of mackerel found in the western Atlantic Ocean, often used in sport fishing

    Example

    He caught a huge king mackerel on his fishing trip.

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Summary: mackerel in Brief

A 'mackerel' [ˈmækərəl] is a long, thin sea fish that is often eaten as food, or a type of pike-perch found in fresh water. It is commonly used in dishes like grilled mackerel and sushi, and can be smoked for added flavor. 'Mackerel' is also known as 'mackerel fish.'

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