IPA: /ˈtʌlɪˌbiː/
KK: /ˈtʌlɪˌbi/
A type of fish found in the Great Lakes, known for its large size and thick back.
The fisherman caught a tullibee while fishing in Lake Superior.
The word 'tullibee' originates from the Ojibwe language, where it refers to a type of fish, specifically the whitefish. It is a name used in North America, particularly in regions where the Ojibwe people reside.
Think of the Ojibwe word for a specific type of fish — that's why 'tullibee' refers to this particular fish.
No commonly confused words.