Salmon (noun)

1. A large fish that is a popular food and is anadromous, meaning it migrates from the ocean to freshwater rivers to spawn.
2. A pale pinkish-orange color, like that of some salmon flesh.
3. The flesh of this fish used as food.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english sealfmon, from late latin salmon, from latin salmo.

Examples:

1. Grilled salmon with a side of vegetables makes for a healthy meal.
2. The walls were painted a soft salmon color.
3. Salmon fishing is a popular sport along the Pacific coast.
4. The salmon run is a major event in the local ecosystem.
5. Fresh salmon is a staple ingredient in many types of cuisine.