Malacanthidae
plural noun
Mal·a·can·thi·dae
: a family of long compressed to fusiform short-headed marine percoid fishes that are often brightly colored and that include excellent food fishes
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Malacanthus, type genus + -idae
- pulling in
- pulling into
- pulling off
- pulling on
- pulling one's leg
- pulling out
- pulling over
- pulling power
- pulling round
- pulling stakes
- pulling the wool over one's eyes
- pulling through
- pulling together
- pulling up
- pullings
- Pullman
- pullman conductor
- Pullman National Monument
- pullmans
- pullorum disease
- pullout
- pullouts
- pullover
- pullovers
- pulls