pargo
- noun
- US
- I ordered pargo at the restaurant, and it was grilled to perfection.
Examples
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Yesterday, the Wizards made a move and waived guard Jannero Pargo, signing former Wizards guard and nine-year veteran Shaun Livingston to help run the point as John Wall continues to be out.
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The chef served delicious pargo with a side of garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus.
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At the fish market, you can find fresh pargo alongside other popular seafood.
Synonyms
A reddish sea fish often served as food in restaurants
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pargo comes from Spanish and Portuguese, where it names the 'red snapper' fish, and it comes from an old Latin word pagrus that meant a 'sea fish'. So pargo today still means that kind of fish often used in cooking.