Spearfish (noun)

1. A predatory species of fish found in temperate and tropical seas, characterized by a long, slender body and a long, pointed snout.
2. A method of fishing or hunting using a spear.

Origin:

The word 'spearfish' comes from the act of hunting or fishing with a spear, and refers to a species of fish that is commonly hunted or caught using this method.

Examples:

1. The spearfish is known for its speed and agility in the water.
2. Fishing for spearfish is a popular sport in many coastal communities.
3. The spearfish was a valuable source of food for indigenous peoples in the Pacific.
4. Spearfishing for gamefish is illegal in many countries.
5. The spearfish is a predatory species that preys on smaller fish and squid.