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mudcat

/ˈmʌd.kæt/

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noun

/ˈmʌd.kæt/formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее вид крупного сома, обитающего в центральной части США, характеризующегося плоской головой и выступающей челюстью, мясо которого часто разводят и употребляют в пищу как бесчешуйчатую рыбу на юге США.

A noun referring to a type of large catfish native to central United States, characterized by a flattened head and projecting jaw, whose flesh is often farmed and consumed as a scaleless food fish in the southern United States.

  1. Edible fishB1formalamerican

    The flesh of a scaleless food fish native to the southern United States, often raised in aquaculture.

    ruСъедобная рыба

    • They served fried mudcat at the local fish fry.
    • Mudcat is a popular ingredient in Southern cuisine.
    • The restaurant specializes in farmed mudcat dishes.

    Synonymsbullheadcatfishchannel catfishflathead catfish

  2. Type of catfishB1formalamerican

    A large catfish species found in central United States, characterized by a flattened head and a projecting lower jaw.

    ruВид сома

    • The mudcat can grow to impressive sizes in rivers.
    • Anglers often catch mudcat in the Mississippi River basin.
    • This species of mudcat has a distinctive flat head.

    Synonymsflathead catfish

Forms
  • mudcats plural form
  • mudcats' possessive plural form
  • mudcat's possessive singular form
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