icefish
- noun
- /ˈaɪsˌfɪʃ/
- Philippine
- The chef prepared a delicate soup using fresh icefish from the local market.
Examples
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The icefish is popular in Japanese cuisine.
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During the festival, people enjoy dishes made with icefish as a seasonal treat.
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Fishermen caught a large net full of icefish early in the morning.
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Many icefishes are caught in the summer.
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The chef prepared a delicate soup using fresh icefish from the local market.
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During the festival, people enjoy dishes made with icefish as a seasonal treat.
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Fishermen caught a large net full of icefish early in the morning.
Synonyms
A small see-through freshwater fish often kept in aquariums
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Icefish is a simple compound of ice and fish. A helpful way to remember the East Asian icefish is to picture its clear, glass-like body that looks like 'ice', which explains the name and why people often eat it fresh.