IPA: //ˈmʌloʊweɪ//
KK: /mʌloʊˈweɪ/
A type of large fish that is found in the waters of Africa and Australia, known for being a good catch for sport fishing.
The fisherman was excited to catch a mulloway during his trip to the coast.
The word 'mulloway' originates from the Australian Aboriginal word 'mulloway', which refers to a type of fish found in coastal waters. It specifically denotes the species of fish known as the 'Argyrosomus japonicus', commonly sought after for sport and food.
Think of the Australian Aboriginal word 'mulloway' that directly names this fish, helping you remember that 'mulloway' refers to a specific type of fish.