Grouper (noun)

1. A large, typically solitary fish that belongs to the sea bass family and is found in warm and tropical waters.
2. A fish that is found in both fresh and salt water, and is known for its firm white flesh and mild flavor.

Origin:

From the portuguese word "garoupa".

Examples:

1. The grouper is a large fish that is found in warm and tropical waters.
2. The chef prepared a delicious grouper dish.
3. He caught a big grouper while fishing.
4. Grouper is a popular fish to eat in the Caribbean.
5. The grouper is a fish that is found in both fresh and salt water.