Definition of soapfish in English:

soapfish

nounPlural soapfishesˈsəʊpfɪʃˈsōpˌfiSH

A stout-bodied fish of tropical seas which produces large amounts of toxic mucus from the skin, giving it a soapy feel when handled.
Family Grammistidae, several genera and species
Example sentencesExamples
- There were plenty of unusual sightings - I came across dwarf lionfish, stonefish, toadfish, frogfish and a six-striped soapfish, which I later discovered to be quite a toxic species.
- Although not all are brightly hued, the soapfishes are very interesting to watch in the home aquarium.
- It is interesting that the white spotted soapfish is probably the fish most closely tied to reef structure.
- A rare species of electric ray was recently discovered here, and this is also one of the shallowest places the golden soapfish has ever been seen (it was previously thought only to inhabit areas in excess of 50m).
- As with all soapfish, if stressed, it may release a toxic substance from the skin that could kill itself and all tankmates.

Definition of soapfish in US English:

soapfish

nounˈsōpˌfiSH

A stout-bodied fish of tropical seas which produces large amounts of toxic mucus from the skin, giving it a soapy feel when handled.
Family Grammistidae, several genera and species
Example sentencesExamples
- As with all soapfish, if stressed, it may release a toxic substance from the skin that could kill itself and all tankmates.
- A rare species of electric ray was recently discovered here, and this is also one of the shallowest places the golden soapfish has ever been seen (it was previously thought only to inhabit areas in excess of 50m).
- It is interesting that the white spotted soapfish is probably the fish most closely tied to reef structure.
- There were plenty of unusual sightings - I came across dwarf lionfish, stonefish, toadfish, frogfish and a six-striped soapfish, which I later discovered to be quite a toxic species.
- Although not all are brightly hued, the soapfishes are very interesting to watch in the home aquarium.

单词	soapfish
释义	Definition of soapfish in English: soapfish nounPlural soapfishesˈsəʊpfɪʃˈsōpˌfiSH A stout-bodied fish of tropical seas which produces large amounts of toxic mucus from the skin, giving it a soapy feel when handled. Family Grammistidae, several genera and species Example sentencesExamples There were plenty of unusual sightings - I came across dwarf lionfish, stonefish, toadfish, frogfish and a six-striped soapfish, which I later discovered to be quite a toxic species. Although not all are brightly hued, the soapfishes are very interesting to watch in the home aquarium. It is interesting that the white spotted soapfish is probably the fish most closely tied to reef structure. A rare species of electric ray was recently discovered here, and this is also one of the shallowest places the golden soapfish has ever been seen (it was previously thought only to inhabit areas in excess of 50m). As with all soapfish, if stressed, it may release a toxic substance from the skin that could kill itself and all tankmates. Definition of soapfish in US English: soapfish nounˈsōpˌfiSH A stout-bodied fish of tropical seas which produces large amounts of toxic mucus from the skin, giving it a soapy feel when handled. Family Grammistidae, several genera and species Example sentencesExamples As with all soapfish, if stressed, it may release a toxic substance from the skin that could kill itself and all tankmates. A rare species of electric ray was recently discovered here, and this is also one of the shallowest places the golden soapfish has ever been seen (it was previously thought only to inhabit areas in excess of 50m). It is interesting that the white spotted soapfish is probably the fish most closely tied to reef structure. There were plenty of unusual sightings - I came across dwarf lionfish, stonefish, toadfish, frogfish and a six-striped soapfish, which I later discovered to be quite a toxic species. Although not all are brightly hued, the soapfishes are very interesting to watch in the home aquarium.
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