King-fish

noun KING-fish ˈkɪŋ fɪʃ

Also spelled king fish, kingfish

A large, long silvery sea fish (the king mackerel) with firm, tasty flesh — a favourite for thick fish steaks, fried or run-down in coconut milk, and for a hearty fish soup. Sold in cut steaks at the fish market, king-fish is regarded as one of the 'good' fish.

  • Buy two slice a king-fish fi fry.

    Buy two king-fish steaks to fry.

  • King-fish rundung sweet wid coconut milk.

    King-fish rundown is delicious with coconut milk.

  • Di king-fish steak thick an meaty.

    The king-fish steak is thick and meaty.

From 'king' + 'fish'; the king mackerel, a large prized food fish. See [[grouper]], [[snapper]].

The king mackerel; sold as steaks, fried or in rundown. See [[grouper]], [[rundung]].