noun
pl. -·fish· a freshwater minnow (Semotilis corporalis) found in clear waters of the NE U.S.
Origin of fallfish
probably so named because often found near falls or rapidsfallfish
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fallfish
noun
pl. fallfish, or fall·fish·esA silvery freshwater cyprinid fish (Semotilus corporalis) of eastern North America.
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Noun
(plural fallfishes or fallfish)
- A small silvery freshwater fish (Semotilus corporalis) found in North America.
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