brisling Sentence Examples
- The tiny brisling fish were packed tightly in the tin, ready to be enjoyed.
- Brisling sardines are known for their delicate flavor and tender texture.
- I opened a can of pickled brisling herring to serve as an appetizer.
- The brisling population in the North Sea has been carefully monitored due to concerns about overfishing.
- My grandmother used to make a delicious salad with brisling sardines, onions, and vinegar.
- The brisling fillets were arranged neatly on a platter, garnished with lemon slices.
- The brisling fishery is an important industry in some coastal communities.
- Brisling herring are often smoked or pickled to preserve their freshness.
- We enjoyed a simple but satisfying meal of crackers topped with brisling sardines and cream cheese.
- The oily richness of brisling sardines makes them a nutritious addition to salads and pasta dishes.
brisling Meaning
brisling (n)
small fatty European fish; usually smoked or canned like sardines
small herring processed like a sardine
Synonyms & Antonyms of brisling
Synonyms:
- schoolkid
- tween
- tike
- schoolchild
- tot
- preschooler
- bantling
- weanling
- rapscallion
- tyke
- cherub
- rogue
- minor
- kindergartener
- devil
- shaver
- teenybopper
- lad
- whippersnapper
- subteen
- imp
- babe
- jackanapes
- mischief
- preteen
- teener
- newborn
- rug-rat
- schoolboy
- toddler
- urchin
- neonate
- kindergartner
- hoyden
- schoolgirl
- nipper
- rascal
- nestling
- hellion
- stripling
- tad
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word brisling
small fatty European fish; usually smoked or canned like sardines, small herring processed like a sardine
kid, juvenile, child, cub, bairn, whelp, baby, kiddy, kiddo, youth
adult, adult, oldster, oldster, elder, senior citizen, senior citizen, grown-up, elder,grown-up
The tiny brisling fish were packed tightly in the tin, ready to be enjoyed.
Brisling sardines are known for their delicate flavor and tender texture.
I opened a can of pickled brisling herring to serve as an appetizer.
The brisling population in the North Sea has been carefully monitored due to concerns about overfishing.
