ahi
- noun
- /ˈɑːhi/
- I'm doing seared ahi tuna steaks, a salad, and red wine.
Examples
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Tru says Ahi tuna's incredible here.
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At the sushi bar, I ordered a spicy ahi tuna roll topped with avocado.
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Like so part of that Chinese New Year tradition a lot of times is Ahi and the flesh is just bright beautiful red.
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I like tuna enough to name my boat The Ahi.
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And you asked me how to marinate ahi tuna... and I said, "All you need is Italian salad dressing."
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These specials can range from ahi tuna to black Angus New York strip steak.
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Whether you want an ostrich burger, sushi-grade ahi burger, or a Kobe burger, you can expect something intriguing and delicious.
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Topped with fresh cabbage, corn salsa, Ahi de Peru, and stuffed in a corn tortilla.
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I enjoyed a delicious ahi tuna steak with steamed vegetables for dinner.
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For lunch, I had a refreshing ahi tuna poke bowl filled with fresh vegetables.
Synonyms
A large, fast sea fish often eaten fresh or canned
A large sea fish that people often eat fresh, grilled or canned
A large tuna with long fins and white tender flesh often sold in cans
Meat of a very large sea fish valued for sushi and sashimi
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word ahi comes from the Hawaiian word 'ahi', which means 'tuna' or a large tuna fish. So, ahi is used in English to name the big tuna often served as sushi, sashimi, or grilled.