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UKMackerel
/mˈækəɹəl/
/ˈmækɝəɫ/Mackerel
[NOUN]1
a migratory marine fish with greenish blue bars on its body which is a scombroid and is a commercially important game fish
What is a "mackerel"?
A mackerel is a fast-swimming fish found in both tropical and temperate seas worldwide. It is characterized by its streamlined body, silver coloration, and distinctive wavy patterns along its back. Mackerel is known for its rich, oily flesh and strong, meaty flavor. It is a popular choice among seafood lovers and is widely used in various cuisines. Mackerel can be enjoyed grilled, smoked, or used in dishes like sushi, salads, and sandwiches. With its robust flavor and versatility in the kitchen, mackerel remains a beloved fish in many culinary traditions.
Examples
1. It's a sprat to catch a mackerel.
2. I said, "holy mackerel."
3. I said, "Holy mackerel."
4. So, I've had mackerel before.
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