IPA: /ˈkʌnər/
KK: /ˈkʌnər/
A small fish found in the Atlantic Ocean, especially along the eastern coast of North America, known for its colorful appearance and often found near shore.
The fisherman caught a cunner while fishing off the coast of Maine.
Cunner originates from Middle English 'cunner' (meaning a type of fish), which is derived from the Old Norse 'kunnr' (meaning a type of fish, specifically a small fish or a fish that is known).
Think of the Old Norse word 'kunnr' for a small fish, which helps you remember that 'cunner' refers to a type of fish.