IPA: /ˈskɒm.brɔɪd/
KK: /ˈskɒmbrɔɪd/
Relating to a group of marine fish that includes species like mackerel and tuna.
The scombroid fish are known for their speed and are popular among anglers.
A type of fish that belongs to a specific group known for being important as food, including species like mackerels and tunas.
Scombroid fish are often found in warm ocean waters and are popular among fishermen.
Scombroid → The word is derived from the Latin 'scomber' (meaning mackerel) and the suffix '-oid' (meaning resembling or like). Thus, 'scombroid' refers to fish that resemble or are related to mackerel.
Think of 'scomber' which refers to mackerel, and remember that 'scombroid' means resembling mackerel.