How to use fishmonger in a sentence
The Fishmongers Company controls and regulates the sale of fish in the metropolis.
The Common Scallop (P. maximus) is largely used as food, and is therefore a common object in the fishmongers shop.
The Sea Shore | William S. FurneauxThis time it was the pelterers (furriers) and fishmongers, who seem to have tanned each other's hides with considerable zeal.
Old and New London | Walter ThornburyBrawn is another dish of this season, and is sold by the poulterers, fishmongers, and pastry-cooks.
The Book of Christmas | Thomas K. HerveyThe Fishmongers had a grant of power to hold land "for the sustentation of the poor men and women of the said commonalty."
Memorials of Old London | Various
British Dictionary definitions for fishmonger
/ (ˈfɪʃˌmʌŋɡə) /
mainly British a retailer of fish
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