leather fish

leath·er·fish

[leth-er-fish]
noun, plural leath·er·fish·es ( especially collectively ) leath·er·fish.
a filefish.

Origin:
leather + fish

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leatherfish

noun
any of several brightly colored tropical filefishes [syn: leatherjacket
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