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halibut::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | flatfish |
Examples of halibut
halibut
You can substitute halibut or hamachi, or even cooked Dungeness crab works, too.
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Halibut fishing is still going well for the anglers who are putting in the time.
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Fred went with the sea bass which was well cooked and my friend had the halibut.
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Today was a blowout, but there were two halibut taken off the Oyster Point Pier.
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In Alaska for example, the halibut fishery has become more profitable and safer.
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Staff at the Outdoor Pro Shop reported a precious few halibut hooked in the Bay.
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The halibut, though, was a little lost in a shallow pool of clam and ham chowder.
From the delawareonline.com
This is a perfect vegetable accompaniment for white fish such as bass or halibut.
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That meant using a variety of seafoods, from crab and clams to halibut and cod.
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- Lean flesh of very large flatfish of Atlantic or Pacific
- Marine food fish of the northern Atlantic or northern Pacific; the largest flatfish and one of the largest teleost fishes
- A large flatfish of the genus Hippoglossus, which sometimes leaves the ocean floor and swims vertically
- A species of fish characterized by its flatness; they are large with a width of about one-third their length. Both eyes are on the top side of the body . Halibut reside on the sandy bottoms of the ocean floor and are harvested by longliners. Their meat is highly valued.
- "Why did you poach fish?" "Just for the halibut."
- A low-fat, firm white and mild-flavored fish from the flatfish family. Resembles a gigantic flounder. "Chicken Halibuts" weigh up to ten pounds and are considered the finest halibut.
- A large, flat fish with white, light meat.
- Halibut is a very large flat fish that has a firm and meaty white flesh.
- Was essentially the 53rd U.S. submarine loss of the war. Terribly damaged in an aircraft borne depth charge attack on 14 November 1944, she barely limped back to port in Saipan. Temporarily patched up, she was sent back to the states. ...
