mullet in Irish
mullet in Irish is lannach — mullet means any of several related fish species, especially the grey mullet, found in coastal and freshwater habitats.
mullet in Irish
lannach
A fish of the family Mullidae (order Syngnathiformes), especially the genus Mullus (red mullets or goatfish).
What does "mullet" mean?
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noun Any of several related fish species, especially the grey mullet, found in coastal and freshwater habitats.
"Fishermen hauled in a net full of mullet."
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noun A haircut kept short at the front and sides but left long at the back.
"He showed up to the reunion sporting an ironic mullet."
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mullet in a sentence
- Fishermen hauled in a net full of mullet.
- Grilled mullet is popular in Mediterranean cooking.
- He showed up to the reunion sporting an ironic mullet.
- The mullet was a staple hairstyle of 1980s rock stars.
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What is "mullet" in Irish?
"mullet" in Irish is lannach. mullet means: Any of several related fish species, especially the grey mullet, found in coastal and freshwater habitats.
How do you use "mullet" in a sentence?
Example: "Fishermen hauled in a net full of mullet." In Irish, "mullet" is lannach.
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