blackfish
/ˈblækˌfɪʃ/
noun
- Any of various dark-colored fish, such as a type of whale, salmon, or bass.
- Blackfish are known for their rich, oily meat.
- The blackfish swam gracefully near the surface of the water.
- Local fishermen often catch blackfish in the bay during summer.
- A small, toothed whale, such as the pilot whale or killer whale.
- A pod of blackfish was spotted off the coast of Hawaii.
- Blackfish are highly social animals that travel in groups.
- The documentary focused on the behavior of blackfish in the wild.