IPA: /ˈbluːbæk/
KK: /ˈbluˌbæk/
A type of fish found in North America, which can refer to several species including a trout, salmon, or herring, known for its bluish back.
The blueback salmon is famous for its vibrant color and is a popular catch among anglers.
The word 'blueback' is formed from 'blue' (from Old English 'blǣw', meaning the color blue) and 'back' (from Old English 'bæc', meaning the rear or back part of something). The term 'blueback' refers to a fish, specifically the blueback herring, which is characterized by its blue-colored back.
Think of the color 'blue' and the 'back' of the fish — that's why 'blueback' describes a fish with a blue back.