Definition

A type of fish found in warm seas, especially in the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, known for being a good food source.

Example

We caught a jurel while fishing off the coast.

Conversation

Have you ever tried cooking jurel?

No, I haven't, but I've heard it's delicious.

I just made some last night, and it turned out great!

That sounds awesome! I need to give jurel a shot sometime.

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Root Explanation

The word 'jurel' comes from Old French 'jurel', which refers to a type of fish, specifically the horse mackerel. It is derived from the Latin 'scomber', meaning mackerel. The term 'jurel' specifically denotes this fish in culinary contexts.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word 'jurel' that directly names a type of fish, helping you remember that 'jurel' refers to the horse mackerel.

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