whiting in Japanese
whiting in Japanese is 鱚 — whiting means a small silvery sea fish related to cod, popular as a mild-flavoured food fish.
whiting in Japanese
鱚
Pronounced: kisu
in family Sciaenidae, Menticirrhus americanus (Carolina whiting, king whiting, southern kingcroaker, and southern kingfish) found along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of the United States.
What does "whiting" mean?
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noun A small silvery sea fish related to cod, popular as a mild-flavoured food fish.
"The fishmonger had fresh whiting on ice this morning."
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noun A fine white chalk powder used in paints, putty, and whitewash.
"The glazier mixed whiting into the putty to firm it up."
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whiting in a sentence
- The fishmonger had fresh whiting on ice this morning.
- The glazier mixed whiting into the putty to firm it up.
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What is "whiting" in Japanese?
"whiting" in Japanese is 鱚. whiting means: A small silvery sea fish related to cod, popular as a mild-flavoured food fish.
How do you pronounce 鱚?
"whiting" in Japanese is 鱚, pronounced "kisu".
How do you use "whiting" in a sentence?
Example: "The fishmonger had fresh whiting on ice this morning." In Japanese, "whiting" is 鱚.
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