pollack
pollack
Definition
pol·lack (päl′ək)
noun
Pollack
Definition
Pol·lack (pō′läk′)
noun
Slang Polack
pollack
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- say: Research billings says play to see said jeffrey pollack.
- include: Species likely to be caught include, pollack, haddock, mackerel and Skate.
Adjective modifier
- large: Larger pollack tend to move into deeper water further off-shore than their smaller siblings.
- small: A short cast will put you into a reasonable depth of water where float fishing will produce mackerel, garfish and small pollack.
- big: Big pollack show all year, even in T-shirt weather!
- occasional: Live mackerel is by far the best bait and will also account for the occasional big pollack to 20lb and cod to 27lb.
- few: They are capable of producing some spectacular catches of cod with a few pollack and coalfish mixed in.
Modifies a noun
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