cackerel Antonyms
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Meaning of cackerel
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cackerel (n.)
The mendole; a small worthless Mediterranean fish considered poisonous by the ancients. See Mendole.
cackerel Sentence Examples
- The fisherman proudly displayed his latest catch, a shimmering cackerel, on the deck of his boat.
- As the waves gently rocked the vessel, the cackerel seemed to dance in the sunlight.
- The aroma of grilled cackerel filled the air, drawing hungry beachgoers to the seafood shack.
- With its iridescent scales, the cackerel glimmered like a jewel beneath the clear ocean waters.
- Local fishermen often set out early in the morning in pursuit of the elusive cackerel.
- The culinary class learned how to properly fillet a cackerel, preparing it for a delectable dish.
- The market stalls were adorned with baskets brimming with fresh cackerel, enticing passersby with their oceanic bounty.
- The restaurant featured a signature dish of pan-seared cackerel served with a tangy citrus glaze.
- A school of cackerel darted gracefully through the coral reef, their synchronized movements a mesmerizing sight.
- Despite its small size, the cackerel possessed a bold flavor that delighted even the most discerning seafood enthusiasts.
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The mendole; a small worthless Mediterranean fish considered poisonous by the ancients. See Mendole.
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The fisherman proudly displayed his latest catch, a shimmering cackerel, on the deck of his boat.
As the waves gently rocked the vessel, the cackerel seemed to dance in the sunlight.
The aroma of grilled cackerel filled the air, drawing hungry beachgoers to the seafood shack.
With its iridescent scales, the cackerel glimmered like a jewel beneath the clear ocean waters.
