IPA: /ˈpɪɡˌfɪʃ/
KK: /pɪgˌfɪʃ/
A type of fish found in North American waters, known for its pig-like mouth and often used as food.
The chef prepared a delicious dish using pigfish caught fresh from the Atlantic Ocean.
Pigfish → The word is formed from "pig" (from Old English "picga", meaning a young pig) and "fish" (from Old English "fisc", meaning a creature that swims). The term "pigfish" refers to a type of fish that has characteristics reminiscent of a pig, often in its appearance or behavior.
Think of a young pig ('pig') and a swimming creature ('fish') — together, they create the image of a fish that has pig-like features.