seafood
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- noun
- /ˈsiːfʊd/
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mariscos
- The restaurant is famous for its variety of seafood dishes, including shrimp and crab.
- a seafood restaurant
- seafood consumption
- a seafood market
For example, Santa Monica also accepts meat, seafood scraps and dairy products.
- For example, Santa Monica also accepts meat, seafood scraps and dairy products.
- They deliver America's best meat and seafood to you year round.
- It's spicy seafood, but it's udon noodles.
- No, duck is not considered seafood, but it is a type of poultry.
Examples
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And today we are doing your iconic seafood boil.
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It's dinner time and we're going to make seafood Korean pancakes.
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In other words, people are not eating enough seafood and fish.
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I know a good seafood place.
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Well, lucky for us, we're having seafood in Boston.
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Prices of fresh fruits, fish, seafood fell in December from November levels.
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We went to his house that time, and he served that seafood casserole.
Fiction book (2002) -
The seafood truck spilled its load.
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Recent increases in consumer demand for seafood have placed added pressure on traditional fishery stocks.
Academic text (1993) -
They deliver America's best meat and seafood to you year round.
Compounds
How Perishable
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Seafood is simply sea + food, so it literally means 'food' from the 'sea'. Think of fish, shrimp and oysters on a plate, and that's why seafood means fish and other sea animals you can eat.