Fish & Shellfish Word Search — Medium

Play a free online Fish & Shellfish word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.

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Fish & Shellfish word list, defined

FLUKE /fluːk/ · noun
An unexpected, lucky success or result achieved by chance rather than skill; also, a parasitic flatworm (a fluke in the technical zoological sense) — though the chance sense is the dominant one in everyday use. Related: accident, stroke of luck, coincidence, chance occurrence.
COHOE /koʊˈhoʊ/ · noun
A cohoe is a salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) of the North Pacific and its tributary rivers, valued as a game and food fish; also known as the coho or silver salmon. Related: coho, silver salmon, blueback salmon.
GIBEL /ɡɪbəl/ · noun
A gibel is a rare or obsolete term for a type of musical instrument, or a person who plays such an instrument. It can also refer to a type of bell or a musical sound. Related: instrument, bell, sound.
DORSE /dɔːrs/ · noun
The back, especially the back of an animal or of a person; by extension, the rear or reverse side of something such as a document or sheet. Related: back, rear, reverse, verso.
COBIA /ˈkoʊbiə/ · noun
A large, fast-swimming marine fish (Rachycentron canadum) of warm oceans worldwide, valued as a sportfish and increasingly farmed for food. Related: lemonfish, ling, black kingfish, crabeater.
ELVER /ˈɛlvər/ · noun
A young eel, especially one that has migrated from the sea into fresh water and is small enough to be caught for stocking rivers or for food. Related: glass eel, young eel, eel fry.
ELOPS /ˈɛlɒps/ · noun
A large, elongated marine fish of the genus Elops (family Elopidae), related to the tarpon and found in warm coastal waters; also called the tenpounder or ladyfish. Related: tenpounder, ladyfish.
COLEY /ˈkoʊli/ · noun
A North Atlantic fish, the pollack or saithe, especially as sold for food; also called coalfish. Related: pollack, saithe, coalfish, greenfish.

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