John Dory
noun
John Do·ry ˈjän-ˈdȯr-ē 
plural John Dories
: a widely distributed marine food fish (Zeus faber of the family Zeidae) that is yellow to olive in color with a dark spot on each side and has an oval compressed body and long dorsal spines
Word History
Etymology
earlier dory, from Middle English dorre, from Anglo-French doree, literally, gilded one
First Known Use
1729, in the meaning defined above