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scup

/skuhp/US // skʌp //UK // (skʌp) //

鱼鳞,铲球,鱼鳞片,鱼鳞状物

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a sparid food fish, Stenotomus chrysops, found along the Atlantic coast of the U.S., having a compressed body and high back.

Examples

  • They are surface feeders, and swim in large schools in quest of menhaden, scup, and other small fishes.

  • Well now, come, I'll make a bargain with you; I'll engage to fix up a scup for you if you'll give me a kiss.

  • One of them had declared that he had the "highest old swing," in that "scup," ever taken by mortal, and a good many believed him.

  • The street boys of our day and early home were wont to term the hetairai of the public walks "scup."

  • Eastward he swims as "scup," while at the Manhattan end of the Sound he is fried as "porgie."