Bluegill (noun)

A freshwater fish, typically having a blue-green back and a yellow-orange breast and a small round body, also known as bream, sunfish or copper nose.

Origin:

The word bluegill is thought to have originated in the early 18th century, it is a combination of blue, referring to the fish"s blue-colored gill covers and gill, which refers to the fish"s gills. .

Examples:

1. I caught a few bluegills while fishing at the lake.
2. The bluegill is a popular game fish and is often used as a food fish.
3. Bluegill is a warm water fish, commonly found in the United States.
4. Bluegill is a popular fish for kids to catch because of its small size and willingness to bite.
5. Bluegill are known for their bright blue gill covers, which can be seen when they're caught.