coalfish
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noun, plural coal·fish·es ( especially collectively ) coal·fish.
1.
a sablefish.
2.
a pollack.
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| —n , pl -fish, -fishes | |
| saithe, Also called (Brit): coley a dark-coloured gadoid food fish, Pollachius virens, occurring in northern seas | |
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Traditionally, other fish used for fish sticks include coalfish and hake.
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