Fish ( noun , verb , verb )

(As a noun)

Fish ( noun )

A cold-blooded aquatic animal that has a streamlined body, fins, and gills for breathing and lives in water.

Origin:

Old english fisc, of germanic origin; related to dutch vis and german fisch.

Examples:

1. The lake was full of different types of fish.
2. I love to fish on the weekends.
3. Fish is a healthy source of protein.
4. The fish in the aquarium were brightly colored.
5. I caught a big fish and had it for dinner tonight.

(As a verb)

Fish ( verb )

A cold-blooded aquatic animal that has a streamlined body, fins, and gills for breathing and lives in water.

Origin:

Old english fisc, of germanic origin; related to dutch vis and german fisch.

Examples:

1. The lake was full of different types of fish.
2. I love to fish on the weekends.
3. Fish is a healthy source of protein.
4. The fish in the aquarium were brightly colored.
5. I caught a big fish and had it for dinner tonight.

(As a verb)

Fish ( verb )

A cold-blooded aquatic animal that has a streamlined body, fins, and gills for breathing and lives in water.

Origin:

Old english fisc, of germanic origin; related to dutch vis and german fisch.

Examples:

1. The lake was full of different types of fish.
2. I love to fish on the weekends.
3. Fish is a healthy source of protein.
4. The fish in the aquarium were brightly colored.
5. I caught a big fish and had it for dinner tonight.