Definition of catfish in English:

catfish

nounPlural catfishesˈkatfɪʃˈkætˌfɪʃ

1A freshwater or marine fish with barbels resembling whiskers round the mouth, typically bottom-dwelling.
Order Siluriformes: many families, including the Eurasian family Siluridae (see wels) and the Callichthyidae (which contains a number of species that are popular in aquaria, in particular the genus Corydoras)
Example sentencesExamples
- Many of you will probably be thinking of going over to Spain to sample the carp fishing or to pursue catfish or perhaps even the various barbel forms.
- Use the spear for nabbing medium-size freshwater fish like bass and catfish, or ocean fish such as grouper and flounder.
- Especially well adapted to low or nonexistent light levels are several new species of electric fishes and catfishes.
- Other fishes, such as catfishes and burbots, probably eat the young shovelnose sturgeons.
- The presence of year-round rivers also provides Iraq with freshwater fish such as catfish and members of the genus Barbus.
2
another term for wolf fish

verbcatfishesˈkatfɪʃˈkætˌfɪʃ

1no object Fish for catfish.
with the Mississippi River far below its normal level, the catfishing kept getting better and better
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course, I know him; we catfish together.
- He'd spent more than a few cheery nights with them as they catfished on the Clinch River.
- I hooked a carp that was yellow as a goldfish while I was catfishing.
- Some friends and I were catfishing the Minnesota River until well past midnight on a cloudy, moonless night.
- He and a friend were catfishing in Mill Creek when they came upon something really big.
- I do a little catfishing and try to take a surf fishing trip at least once a year.
2US informal with object Lure (someone) into a relationship by means of a fictional online persona.
he was being catfished by a cruel prankster
a victim of catfishing
Example sentencesExamples
- While there isn't much data at this point, catfishing is becoming more common anecdotally.
- I am so sorry I catfished you yesterday.
- He had been catfished into providing revealing photos of himself to a man who had posed as a woman.
- Why doesn't she stick around to help him figure out who is catfishing him?
- We also discovered that he had been catfishing Gus the whole time.
- Parents have to scramble to make sure their kids aren't sending dirty messages to their friends, or getting bullied or catfished by an old man pretending to be a cool tween.
- His words are instead funneled through Nick, who has been catfishing his best friend.
- So how can you stay safe online and avoid being catfished?
- He said the athletic department catfished several athletes to teach them the dangers of social networking.
- I politely told her that since she had clearly catfished me I was going to have to pass on going out.
- The athlete put out a statement saying he was essentially catfished, but doubt is still rampant.

Rhymes

flatfish

Definition of catfish in US English:

catfish

nounˈkatˌfiSHˈkætˌfɪʃ

1A freshwater or marine fish with barbels resembling whiskers around the mouth, typically bottom-dwelling.
Order Siluriformes: many families, including the Eurasian family Siluridae and the large North American family Ictaluridae
Example sentencesExamples
- Especially well adapted to low or nonexistent light levels are several new species of electric fishes and catfishes.
- The presence of year-round rivers also provides Iraq with freshwater fish such as catfish and members of the genus Barbus.
- Many of you will probably be thinking of going over to Spain to sample the carp fishing or to pursue catfish or perhaps even the various barbel forms.
- Other fishes, such as catfishes and burbots, probably eat the young shovelnose sturgeons.
- Use the spear for nabbing medium-size freshwater fish like bass and catfish, or ocean fish such as grouper and flounder.
2
another term for wolffish

verbˈkatˌfiSHˈkætˌfɪʃ

1no object Fish for catfish.
with the Mississippi River far below its normal level, the catfishing kept getting better and better
Example sentencesExamples
- He and a friend were catfishing in Mill Creek when they came upon something really big.
- He'd spent more than a few cheery nights with them as they catfished on the Clinch River.
- I hooked a carp that was yellow as a goldfish while I was catfishing.
- I do a little catfishing and try to take a surf fishing trip at least once a year.
- Some friends and I were catfishing the Minnesota River until well past midnight on a cloudy, moonless night.
- Of course, I know him; we catfish together.
2US informal with object Lure (someone) into a relationship by means of a fictional online persona.
he was being catfished by a cruel prankster
a victim of catfishing
Example sentencesExamples
- I am so sorry I catfished you yesterday.
- The athlete put out a statement saying he was essentially catfished, but doubt is still rampant.
- His words are instead funneled through Nick, who has been catfishing his best friend.
- Why doesn't she stick around to help him figure out who is catfishing him?
- While there isn't much data at this point, catfishing is becoming more common anecdotally.
- Parents have to scramble to make sure their kids aren't sending dirty messages to their friends, or getting bullied or catfished by an old man pretending to be a cool tween.
- I politely told her that since she had clearly catfished me I was going to have to pass on going out.
- So how can you stay safe online and avoid being catfished?
- We also discovered that he had been catfishing Gus the whole time.
- He had been catfished into providing revealing photos of himself to a man who had posed as a woman.
- He said the athletic department catfished several athletes to teach them the dangers of social networking.

单词	catfish
释义	Definition of catfish in English: catfish nounPlural catfishesˈkatfɪʃˈkætˌfɪʃ 1A freshwater or marine fish with barbels resembling whiskers round the mouth, typically bottom-dwelling. Order Siluriformes: many families, including the Eurasian family Siluridae (see wels) and the Callichthyidae (which contains a number of species that are popular in aquaria, in particular the genus Corydoras) Example sentencesExamples Many of you will probably be thinking of going over to Spain to sample the carp fishing or to pursue catfish or perhaps even the various barbel forms. Use the spear for nabbing medium-size freshwater fish like bass and catfish, or ocean fish such as grouper and flounder. Especially well adapted to low or nonexistent light levels are several new species of electric fishes and catfishes. Other fishes, such as catfishes and burbots, probably eat the young shovelnose sturgeons. The presence of year-round rivers also provides Iraq with freshwater fish such as catfish and members of the genus Barbus. 2 another term for wolf fish verbcatfishesˈkatfɪʃˈkætˌfɪʃ 1no object Fish for catfish. with the Mississippi River far below its normal level, the catfishing kept getting better and better Example sentencesExamples Of course, I know him; we catfish together. He'd spent more than a few cheery nights with them as they catfished on the Clinch River. I hooked a carp that was yellow as a goldfish while I was catfishing. Some friends and I were catfishing the Minnesota River until well past midnight on a cloudy, moonless night. He and a friend were catfishing in Mill Creek when they came upon something really big. I do a little catfishing and try to take a surf fishing trip at least once a year. 2US informal with object Lure (someone) into a relationship by means of a fictional online persona. he was being catfished by a cruel prankster a victim of catfishing Example sentencesExamples While there isn't much data at this point, catfishing is becoming more common anecdotally. I am so sorry I catfished you yesterday. He had been catfished into providing revealing photos of himself to a man who had posed as a woman. Why doesn't she stick around to help him figure out who is catfishing him? We also discovered that he had been catfishing Gus the whole time. Parents have to scramble to make sure their kids aren't sending dirty messages to their friends, or getting bullied or catfished by an old man pretending to be a cool tween. His words are instead funneled through Nick, who has been catfishing his best friend. So how can you stay safe online and avoid being catfished? He said the athletic department catfished several athletes to teach them the dangers of social networking. I politely told her that since she had clearly catfished me I was going to have to pass on going out. The athlete put out a statement saying he was essentially catfished, but doubt is still rampant. Rhymes flatfish Definition of catfish in US English: catfish nounˈkatˌfiSHˈkætˌfɪʃ 1A freshwater or marine fish with barbels resembling whiskers around the mouth, typically bottom-dwelling. Order Siluriformes: many families, including the Eurasian family Siluridae and the large North American family Ictaluridae Example sentencesExamples Especially well adapted to low or nonexistent light levels are several new species of electric fishes and catfishes. The presence of year-round rivers also provides Iraq with freshwater fish such as catfish and members of the genus Barbus. Many of you will probably be thinking of going over to Spain to sample the carp fishing or to pursue catfish or perhaps even the various barbel forms. Other fishes, such as catfishes and burbots, probably eat the young shovelnose sturgeons. Use the spear for nabbing medium-size freshwater fish like bass and catfish, or ocean fish such as grouper and flounder. 2 another term for wolffish verbˈkatˌfiSHˈkætˌfɪʃ 1no object Fish for catfish. with the Mississippi River far below its normal level, the catfishing kept getting better and better Example sentencesExamples He and a friend were catfishing in Mill Creek when they came upon something really big. He'd spent more than a few cheery nights with them as they catfished on the Clinch River. I hooked a carp that was yellow as a goldfish while I was catfishing. I do a little catfishing and try to take a surf fishing trip at least once a year. Some friends and I were catfishing the Minnesota River until well past midnight on a cloudy, moonless night. Of course, I know him; we catfish together. 2US informal with object Lure (someone) into a relationship by means of a fictional online persona. he was being catfished by a cruel prankster a victim of catfishing Example sentencesExamples I am so sorry I catfished you yesterday. The athlete put out a statement saying he was essentially catfished, but doubt is still rampant. His words are instead funneled through Nick, who has been catfishing his best friend. Why doesn't she stick around to help him figure out who is catfishing him? While there isn't much data at this point, catfishing is becoming more common anecdotally. Parents have to scramble to make sure their kids aren't sending dirty messages to their friends, or getting bullied or catfished by an old man pretending to be a cool tween. I politely told her that since she had clearly catfished me I was going to have to pass on going out. So how can you stay safe online and avoid being catfished? We also discovered that he had been catfishing Gus the whole time. He had been catfished into providing revealing photos of himself to a man who had posed as a woman. He said the athletic department catfished several athletes to teach them the dangers of social networking.
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