Whitefish (noun)

A freshwater fish of the genus Coregonus, native to North America and Europe, having white flesh.

Origin:

The word whitefish originates from the late middle english word 'whitfish', which is a combination of the word 'white' and 'fish'. it refers to a fish species that has white flesh.

Examples:

1. The whitefish served at the restaurant was a delicious delicacy.
2. Whitefish is a popular game fish in the Great Lakes region.
3. Fishing for whitefish is a common pastime during the winter months.
4. The whitefish are known for their delicate flavor and tender flesh.
5. Whitefish is often considered a healthier alternative to red meat.