Muskie (noun)

A large freshwater fish found in North America, also known as the muskellunge, which is related to the pike and has a long body and a toothed jaw.

Origin:

The word muskie is a short form of the word muskellunge, which is from the ojibwe word maashkinoozhe meaning "ugly pike".

Examples:

1. Muskies are known to be elusive and difficult to catch.
2. Muskies are a popular game fish and are sought after by anglers.
3. The muskie is the largest member of the pike family.
4. Muskies are typically found in large, cool and clear lakes and rivers.
5. Muskies can grow up to six feet in length and can weigh up to 60 pounds.