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cor·bi·na
\kȯ(r)ˈbēnə\ noun
or cor·vi·na \-ˈvē-\
(-s)
Etymology: Mexican Spanish, from Spanish, an acanthopterygian fish, from feminine of corvino of a raven, ravenlike, from Latin corvinus; from the color — more at corvine
1. : a bluish gray dark-spotted whiting (Menticirrhus undulatus) that is favored by surf casters along the California coast
2. : any of several weakfishes
3. : a croaker (Micropogon undulatus) popular as a food and game fish on the Atlantic coast of No. America |