IPA: /ˈɡreɪbæk/
KK: /greɪbæk/
A term that refers to a type of fish or a specific species, often used in fishing contexts.
The fisherman caught a large grayback in the river yesterday.
Grayback is formed from "gray" (from Old English "grǣg", meaning of a color between black and white) and "back" (from Old English "bæc", meaning the rear part of something). The term "grayback" refers to something that has a gray color on its back, often used to describe certain animals or insects.
Think of the color 'gray' and the 'back' of an animal — this helps you remember that 'grayback' refers to something with a gray back.