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fishes

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Phonetic Respelling: [ hwip-ing, wip- ]

Definition: Play

noun. any of various mostly cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates usually having scales and breathing through gills; verb. catch or try to catch above

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The fisherman uses the flesh of thefishesfor cat food.

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The fisherman uses the flesh of the fishes for cat food.

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How dark did the pet store lady say the evil fishes soul was?

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The bocaccio feeds on a variety of fishes and crabs and squids.

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Who took the silver, gold and bronze fishes to the purple cottage?

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Which gladiator was identified by the images of fishes that decorated his helmet?

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The big fishes say the little fishes cannot defend themselves, what does defend mean?

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What did the fishes bring to the feast?

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He uses a nymph as bait when he fishes.

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Who changed the three fishes back to their real forms?

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Synonyms: Play

shark; trout; salmon

Antonyms: Play

cow

How many syllables in fishes?

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Divide fishes into syllables:

fish-es

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