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trawled
trawled adj. 
/trɔːld/
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trawled1864
seining1874
1864 Glasgow Daily Herald 24 Sept. I have seen the curers anxious to get the trawled herring.
1864 Rep. Sea Fisheries Comm. (1865) II. 1188/1 I believe I got the second shot of trawled fish that was ever fished in this country.
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