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hoki Synonyms

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A commercially important, deep-water marine fish belonging to the hake family, native to the oceans around New Zealand and southern Australia, characterized by a long, tapering body and widely harvested for its mild-tasting, flaky white flesh.

Usage Example

"Many major seafood and fast-food restaurant chains rely on sustainably caught grenadier from New Zealand for their battered fish fillets."

Strong
grenadier
Weak
whiptail

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