noun
pl. (see fish) -·fish·, -·fish·es- either of two species (genus Selene) of deep-bodied, sharply compressed jack fishes of the coastal waters of North and South America
- opah
moonfish
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moonfish
noun
pl. moonfish, or moon·fish·es- Any of several carangid fishes chiefly of the genus Selene, found in warm coastal waters of North and South America and having a short silvery compressed body.
- See opah.
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Noun
(plural moonfish or moonfishes)
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