lingcod

• Poisson comestible vivant au large de la côte pacifique des États-Unis, proche des terpuges (poissons de la famille des Hexagrammidae) ; sa chair maigre est également consommée.

A food fish found off the Pacific coast of the United States, related to greenlings; its lean flesh is also consumed.

1. Edible fish fleshB1formalamericanculinary

   The lean, white meat of a fish caught off the Pacific coast of the United States, known for its mild flavor and firm texture.

   Chair de lingcod

   • The restaurant served grilled lingcod with lemon butter sauce.
   • Lingcod is a popular choice for fish and chips on the West Coast.
   • She bought fresh lingcod fillets at the market for dinner.

2. Marine fish speciesB2formalamericanscientific

   A predatory fish found in the northern Pacific Ocean, related to greenlings, with a long body and large mouth.

   Ophiodon elongatus

   • Lingcod can grow up to five feet in length and weigh over 80 pounds.
   • The diver spotted a lingcod hiding among the rocks.
   • Fishermen often catch lingcod near the coast of British Columbia.