blackfin
- noun
- US
- blackfin tuna
Examples
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In fact, some boats, like Blackfin for example, are classics.
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Offshore, the blackfin tuna bite was inconsistent, with some days producing better than others, and the daytime swordfish bite continues to be fantastic.
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A dizzying array of stuffed toys, watches, cards, and Japanese manga, plus joke items (poop-shaped hats, plastic purses that look like blackfin tuna) and light sex toy fare.
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Yesterday, our fishing trip was successful as we caught several blackfin tuna along the reef.
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Many anglers target blackfin tuna during the summer months due to their fighting spirit and great taste.
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While fishing off the coast, we spotted a school of blackfin tuna chasing after baitfish near the surface.
Synonyms
A fish with fins, not a shellfish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word blackfin is made from two simple English parts, black and fin, which mean 'black' and 'fin'. So, blackfin simply names a fish that has dark or black fins, and you can remember it like blackbird or blackboard because the word tells you what to look for.