finny
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| —adj , -nier, -niest | |
| 1. | poetic relating to or containing many fishes |
| 2. | having or resembling a fin or fins |
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Finny
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Example sentences
The officer mentioned some of the gentlemen who hint officiated as finny-moils.
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Where there used to be splendid fishing this vicinity, not one of the finny tribe can now be found.
In fact, the brown trout may be even fatter after having their finny food source concentrated for them.
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