goosefish

/ˈɡusˌfɪʃ/
noun
  1. A bottom-dwelling saltwater fish with a large mouth and a fleshy lure on its head, also known as monkfish or anglerfish.
    • Fishermen sometimes catch goosefish in their nets along the Atlantic coast.
    • The goosefish hides on the ocean floor and waits for prey to come close.
    • Goosefish is known for its firm, white meat and is popular in seafood dishes.
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