Fishmonger (noun)

1. A person who sells fish, either in a store or at a market.
2. A trader in fish.

Origin:

The word 'fishmonger' is derived from the noun 'fish' and the old english word 'monger' meaning 'a dealer' and refers to a person who sells fish.

Examples:

1. The local fishmonger was known for selling the freshest seafood in town.
2. The fishmonger expertly filleted the fish, cutting it into portions for sale.
3. The market was filled with the sounds of bargaining and haggling as customers negotiated with the fishmongers for the best prices.
4. The fishmonger was proud of his business, which had been passed down from his father and grandfather.
5. The chef visited the fishmonger early each morning to select the finest ingredients for his daily specials.