panchax in British English
(ˈpænˌtʃæks)
noun
any of several brightly coloured tropical Asian cyprinodont fishes of the genus Aplocheilus, such as A. panchax (blue panchax)
Word origin
C19: from New Latin (former generic name), of obscure originpanchax in American English
(ˈpænˌtʃæks; ˈpænˌkæks)
noun
any of various brilliantly colored killifishes (genus Aplocheilus) often kept in tropical fish aquariums
Word origin
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Word lists withpanchax
Types of fish- to put a ceiling on sth
- to put all your eggs in one basket
- to put a lot of time/energy/effort into sth/into doing sth
- to put an end to sth
- to put a plan/policy into action
- to put a question (to sb)
- to put a satellite into orbit
- to put a stop to sth
- to put a strain on sth/sb
- to put a veto on
- to put down a deposit of 50 pounds
- to put in a claim for
- to put in an appearance
- to put in (at)
- to put in a tender (for)
- to put in your two penn'orth
- to put it mildly
- to put it to sb that
- to-put-it-to-someone-that
- to put money in sb's pocket
- to put money on a horse
- to put off doing sth
- to put on a front
- to put on a spurt
- to put one over on sb put one over on