IPA: /kəˈvæli/
KK: /kəˈvæli/
A type of fish found in the Atlantic Ocean, known for its strong body and often referred to as horse crevalle.
The fisherman caught a large cavally during his trip to the ocean.
The word 'cavally' originates from the Spanish word 'cavalla', meaning a type of fish, specifically the horse mackerel. It refers to a fish commonly found in warm waters, often used in culinary contexts.
Think of the Spanish word 'cavalla' for a type of fish, which helps you remember that 'cavally' refers to a specific fish.