pargo
noun
par·go
ˈpär(ˌ)gō
plural -s
1
: any of various fishes of the family Sparidae
especially : the European porgy (Pagrus pagrus)
2
: any of various snappers of the family Lutjanidae
Word History
Etymology
Spanish & Portuguese, from Latin pagarus sea bream, from Greek phagros, literally, whetstone; akin to Greek phoxos pointed, peaked, and perhaps to Armenian bark bitter, sharp-tasting
- unchaining
- unchains
- unchaired
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- unchallenged
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- unchancy
- unchangeabilities
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- unchanged
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- unchangingness
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- unchanneled
- unchannelled