monkfish in Portuguese
monkfish in Portuguese is tamboril — monkfish means a large, bottom-dwelling fish with a big flattened head and mouth, prized for its firm white meat.
monkfish in Portuguese
tamboril
Any large bottom-dwelling anglerfish of the genus Lophius, such as Lophius piscatorius, of the Atlantic, having a large head and mouth.
What does "monkfish" mean?
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noun A large, bottom-dwelling fish with a big flattened head and mouth, prized for its firm white meat.
"The chef pan-seared monkfish tail with a garlic butter sauce."
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monkfish in a sentence
- The chef pan-seared monkfish tail with a garlic butter sauce.
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What is "monkfish" in Portuguese?
"monkfish" in Portuguese is tamboril. monkfish means: A large, bottom-dwelling fish with a big flattened head and mouth, prized for its firm white meat.
How do you use "monkfish" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef pan-seared monkfish tail with a garlic butter sauce." In Portuguese, "monkfish" is tamboril.
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