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acan·tho·cyb·i·um
\əˌkan(t)thəˈsibēəm\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from acanth- + Latin cybium tunny, from Greek kybion flesh of the young tunny, from kybos piece of salted fish, cube
: a genus (sometimes made the type of a separate family Acanthocybiidae though usually placed in Scombridae) of large predaceous marine fishes that includes the wahoo and other food and game fishes |