Scad ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Scad ( noun )

A fish of the mackerel family, such as the Atlantic scad or the Indian scad.

Origin:

The word scad originates from the old english word "sceadd", which means a fish of the mackerel family. the word is first recorded in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. The scad was a popular fish for commercial fishing in the area.
2. The scad was the main source of food for the indigenous people.
3. He caught a scad while fishing on the weekend.
4. The scad was grilled to perfection and served with a citrus dressing.
5. The scad is considered as a type of oily fish, high in omega-3 fatty acids.

(As a verb)

Scad ( verb )

A fish of the mackerel family, such as the Atlantic scad or the Indian scad.

Origin:

The word scad originates from the old english word "sceadd", which means a fish of the mackerel family. the word is first recorded in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. The scad was a popular fish for commercial fishing in the area.
2. The scad was the main source of food for the indigenous people.
3. He caught a scad while fishing on the weekend.
4. The scad was grilled to perfection and served with a citrus dressing.
5. The scad is considered as a type of oily fish, high in omega-3 fatty acids.