Scrod (noun)

1. A young cod or haddock, usually weighing less than 2 pounds and less than 1 year old.
2. A type of fish that is typically caught when it is still young and small.

Origin:

It is believed to have originated from the old english word "scrott" meaning a young fish.

Examples:

1. Scrod is a popular dish in New England, often served with butter and lemon.
2. The restaurant's special was scrod served with a white wine sauce.
3. Scrod is a type of fish that is typically caught when it is still young and small.
4. He ordered the scrod for his dinner tonight.
5. Scrod is a type of white fish that is often used in traditional New England cuisine.