pollack
- noun
- /ˈpɒlək/
- UK
- Fish tacos featuring crispy fried pollack are a popular menu item at coastal eateries.
Examples
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Due to its affordability, pollack has become a common substitute for cod in many restaurants.
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Pollack?
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To cure a hangover, many eat a soup that is usually made with bean sprouts and dried pollack fish.
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In many Asian cuisines, pollack is often used in soups and stews for its mild flavor.
Synonyms
The white, lean flesh of a large sea fish eaten as food
White meat from a cod that people cook and eat
A large sea fish from the North Atlantic with white, flaky flesh used for food
White flaky fish meat used as food, similar to cod
A fish like cod that lives in the north Atlantic and is eaten and caught for sport
A sea fish like cod that lives in the North Atlantic
White, lean meat from a North Atlantic fish like cod for eating
The white flesh of a sea fish that people eat
White, lean fish meat used for cooking, often baked or fried
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pollack also came to mean the pale white flesh of that same North Atlantic fish used for eating, because people often use the fish name for its meat as well.