fishmouth
- noun
- /ˈfɪʃmaʊθ/
- The biologist carefully examined the fishmouth to study how the species catches its prey.
Examples
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A wide fishmouth can help certain fish eat larger food items in their environment.
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A fishmouth can vary significantly between species.
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The sculpture featured a large, open fishmouth as its central design element.
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The fishmouth is designed to capture prey efficiently.
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The biologist carefully examined the fishmouth to study how the species catches its prey.
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A wide fishmouth can help certain fish eat larger food items in their environment.
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A fishmouth can vary significantly between different species of fish.
Synonyms
The place where a river enters the sea or a lake
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fishmouth is simply the words fish and mouth put together, so it means the 'mouth' of a fish and is used to talk about the fish's open, eating part or any shape that looks like a fish's mouth.