muttonfish
/ˈmʌtənˌfɪʃ/
noun
- A type of fish found in warm Atlantic waters, known for its firm white flesh and mild flavor.
- The muttonfish gets its name from the taste of its meat, which some say resembles lamb.
- Muttonfish is popular in Caribbean cuisine, often grilled with herbs.
- We caught a large muttonfish while snorkeling near the reef.