IPA: //ˈskwɛtɪɡ//
KK: /ˈskwɛtɪɡ/
A type of fish that is related to the weakfish, often found in coastal waters.
The fisherman caught a squeteague while fishing near the shore.
The word 'squeteague' originates from the Narragansett language, meaning a type of fish, specifically the weakfish or squeteague. It reflects the indigenous roots of the term, which is used in the context of local fisheries.
Think of the Narragansett word for a fish, which helps you remember that 'squeteague' refers to a specific type of fish.
No commonly confused words.