Bluefish (noun)

A predatory marine fish that is typically blue-green in color and has a long, slender body and a large mouth with sharp teeth.

Origin:

The word bluefish is of uncertain origin, but it likely derives from the fish"s blue-colored skin. the fish is also known as "tailor" in australia and new zealand.

Examples:

1. The bluefish was a popular catch among the local fishermen.
2. The bluefish is a predatory fish that feeds on smaller fish and crustaceans.
3. I caught a large bluefish while fishing off the coast.
4. Bluefish is a popular game fish and is often used as a food fish.
5. The bluefish's meat is oily and strong-tasting, it is often smoked or pickled.