stockfish Synonyms
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stockfish Meaning
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stockfish (n)
fish cured by being split and air-dried without salt
stockfish Sentence Examples
- The ancient game of stockfish is still enjoyed by chess enthusiasts worldwide.
- The acrid smell of stockfish permeated the air, a testament to its age.
- The stockfish was so pungent that it cleared the room of all but the most hardened players.
- The fishermen hung the stockfish out to dry, its flaky texture promising a tasty treat.
- The stockfish soup warmed the villagers on a cold winter night, providing sustenance and comfort.
- The medicinal properties of stockfish were well known to the people of the time.
- The children made toys from the dried stockfish, creating miniature castles and knights.
- The stockfish industry boomed in the 15th century, with Norway emerging as a major producer.
- The salty and fishy taste of stockfish was an acquired one, but those who developed it became ardent fans.
- The stockfish remained a staple food throughout the Middle Ages, its nutritional value and long shelf life making it indispensable.
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fish cured by being split and air-dried without salt
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The ancient game of stockfish is still enjoyed by chess enthusiasts worldwide.
The acrid smell of stockfish permeated the air, a testament to its age.
The stockfish was so pungent that it cleared the room of all but the most hardened players.
The fishermen hung the stockfish out to dry, its flaky texture promising a tasty treat.
