Moray (noun)

1. A large predatory eel-like fish found in warm and tropical waters, typically having a long and slender body and sharp teeth.
2. Any of various eel-like marine fish of the family Muraenidae.

Origin:

The word "moray" is derived from the latin word "muræna" meaning "a kind of sea eel".

Examples:

1. He caught a moray while fishing in the Caribbean.
2. The moray was about 3 feet long.
3. The moray is a nocturnal fish and is more active at night.
4. The moray is considered a dangerous species and should not be handled.
5. Morays can be found in many different colors including green, yellow, and brown.