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Definition of seabass

seabass

/ˈsiːˌbæs/
sea · bass

Plural:seabasses
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• noun

1

The firm, white, mildly flavored flesh of any of these marine fishes eaten as seafood.

Example

"The chef prepared pan-seared seabass served over a bed of wild rice and asparagus."


2

Any of various marine perciform fishes, especially of the families Serranidae and Moronidae, found in coastal temperate and tropical waters worldwide and characterized by a robust body, large mouth, and spiny dorsal fins.

Example

"The coastal reefs provide shelter for schools of juvenile seabass."

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