razorfishes
razorfishes is the plural of razorfish.
Meaning of razorfish
Noun
razorfish (plural razorfishes or razorfish)
- Any of various not closely related fish, including those of the genera Aeoliscus, Centriscus, and Xyrichtys.
- A razor clam (Solenoidea spp.).
- We must dig hard to get the big “Razor-fish"—a clam with a shell that looks like an old-fashioned razor case, but open at either end. Fisher boys get the razor clam by pushing a kind of corkscrew into the sand […]1934, Leonard Robert Brightwell, On the Seashore, page 30
- A razor shell (Ensis arcuatus).
- Any of species Pinna bicolor of large saltwater clams in the family Pinnidae.
Questions about razorfishes
- What is razorfishes the plural of?
- Razorfishes is the plural of razorfish.
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