Illustration of conger eel
conger eel
noun
con·ger eel ˈkäŋ-gər- 
: a large strictly marine scaleless eel (Conger oceanicus) of the Atlantic
broadly : any of various related eels (family Congridae)
Word History
Etymology
Middle English congre, from Anglo-French, from Latin congr-, conger, probably from Greek gongros
First Known Use
1602, in the meaning defined above
- makairas
- Makalu
- makalus
- makar
- makara
- makars
- Makassar
- makassarese
- makatea
- Makati
- make
- make (a) nonsense of
- make (any) sense of
- make (someone) an honest woman
- make (something) known
- make (something) one's own
- make (something) stick
- make a afternoon of it
- make a beeline for
- make a big deal (out) of (something)
- make a big deal of
- make a big deal of something
- make a big deal out of
- make a big deal out of something
- make a big difference