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yin-yang fish

yin-yang fish noun: a pair of koi fish, one black and one white, arranged to form the shape of the taijitu (the classic yin-yang symbol).

Noun

yin-yang fish (plural yin-yang fish or yin-yang fishes)

  1. A pair of koi fish, one black and one white, arranged to form the shape of the taijitu (the classic yin-yang symbol).
  2. A Taiwanese dish where a live fish is fried whole.

Forms of yin-yang fish

pluralyin-yang fish
pluralyin-yang fishes

Questions about yin-yang fish

What does yin-yang fish mean?
Yin-yang fish means a pair of koi fish, one black and one white, arranged to form the shape of the taijitu (the classic yin-yang symbol).
What part of speech is yin-yang fish?
Yin-yang fish is a noun.
What is the plural of yin-yang fish?
The plural of yin-yang fish is yin-yang fish.

Words near yin-yang fish in the dictionary

  1. Yin Chuan
  2. yin yang
  3. yin yeung
  4. Yin-ch'uan
  5. yin-yang
  6. yin-yang fish
  7. yin-yang fishes
  8. yin-yangs
  9. Yinchuan
  10. Yinchwan
  11. Yindjibarndi

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