bergall
- noun
- /ˈbɜrˌɡæl/
- Specialized
- Fishermen often catch bergall while angling off the coast of New England.
Examples
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The bergall is recognized by its slender body and bluish fins.
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Many local recipes feature freshly caught bergall as a delicacy.
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The bergall is known for its vibrant colors.
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Many fishermen target bergalls during the summer.
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Fishermen often catch bergall while angling off the coast of New England.
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Many local recipes feature freshly caught bergall as a delicacy.
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The bergall is recognized by its slender body and bluish fins.
Synonyms
A small fish found near rocky coasts in the North Atlantic
A small coastal fish called the cunner that lives near rocky shores in North America
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bergall is a local sea name, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of berg, as in iceberg, meaning 'mountain' or 'rock', because this small fish lives near rocky coasts. That's why bergall now means a little sea fish often caught off New England.