IPA: //ˈhædək//
KK: /ˈhædək/
A type of fish that lives in the northern Atlantic Ocean and is often eaten as food. It is similar to cod and has a black line along its side.
We had baked haddock for dinner last night.
The word 'haddock' originates from Middle English 'haddeke', which is derived from Old English 'hæd', meaning 'a type of fish'. The term specifically refers to a species of fish found in the North Atlantic.
Think of the Old English word for a type of fish, 'hæd', to remember that 'haddock' refers to this specific fish.